Objectives Race differences in contraceptive use and in geographic access to pharmacies
are well established. We explore race differences in characteristics of nearby pharmacies …

Background: Sexual minority women may use contraception for various reasons but face
notable barriers to contraceptive care, including stigma and discrimination. However, studies …

As medications are commonly used to prevent and mitigate chronic diseases and their
associated complications and outcomes, limited geographic access to medications in …

The accessibility of pharmacies may be an overlooked contributor to persistent racial and
ethnic disparities in the use of prescription medications and essential health care services …

Attempts to explain and address disparities in the use of prescription medications have
focused almost exclusively on their affordability. However, the segregation of residential …

CONTEXT Sustained efforts have not attenuated racial and ethnic disparities in unintended
pregnancy and effective contraceptive use in the United States. The roles of attitudes toward …

Background: In order to explore opportunities for eliminating the persistent racial disparities
in contraceptive use between Caucasian and African American young adults, we examined …

Purpose Results of a study to determine if disparities in drug pricing, pharmacy services, and
community pharmacy access exist in a Tennessee county with a predominantly minority …

Purpose Policy and reproductive health practice changes in the past decade have affected
use of different contraceptive methods, but no study has assessed contraceptive method use …

Purpose: The aim was to examine differences in health care access at the intersections of
urbanicity and sexual identity in California. Methods: We used the 2014–2017 Adult …