The abortion provider has shipped approximately 120,000 packages of abortion pills for the American population between July 2023 and August 2024 – nearly 100,000 of them lived in the states that prohibit the procedure or have laws on books that prohibit sending abortion pills, according to a new study published in the prestigious medical magazine on Monday.
To the shock of experts, the number of abortion in the United States has increased in the three years that the United States Supreme Court has passed to to Roe V Wade and paves the way for more than ten states to prohibit almost all abortion operations. Much of this height was driven by the use of miscarriages, or drug abortion, and the ability of service providers to provide pills through health care.
US abortion providers performed 1.14 million abortion in 2024 – the highest number of registered in recent years, according to data from #Count, the family planning project. By the end of the year, #Wecount was found, a quarter of a full abortion was facilitated by all abortion through remote health care.
This study, led by the University of Texas at Professor Austin and studied shipments from access to a distance abortion service, is more than the image of access to miscarriage in the United States, because it is the first to examine the provision of birth control pills at the boycott level. The researchers discovered that the poorest boycott was, and the greater its population to request abortion pills.
The provinces where poverty rates were between 10 % and 20 % saving rates are 1.63 times higher than the provinces as the poverty rate was less than 5 %. In the provinces with a poverty rate above 20 %, the savings rate was 1.93 times higher than the wealthiest provinces.
The rates of birth control pills were also more than three times higher in countries that prohibit abortion compared to those that do not do so. In countries that are precisely prohibited from abortion, savings rates were more than twice. You will see the provinces that were beyond abortion clinics higher rates to provide miscarriage.
Aid Access on ships to all fifty American states by using “shield laws”, which was adopted by a handful of blue countries in the years that have passed to cancel ROE. These laws aim to protect abortion providers from judicial prosecutions outside the state; If the abortion provider that lives in a state with the Shels Law ships birth control pills through state lines, it is theoretically protected from responsibility. But these laws have not yet been tested in court.
Late last year, Texas filed a lawsuit against the New York doctor for allegations that she had sent mail abortion to Texas. After the doctor, Margaret Carptter, failed to appear at a date for the court, a judge against her to fail and ordered her a fine of more than $ 100,000. Quoting the New York Shield Law, New York State clerk has repeatedly rejected the application of the fine. Texas Prosecutor, Republican Ken Pakston, filed a lawsuit against the writer in July.
Experts are widely expecting that the conflict, which tests relations between countries that prohibit abortion and those that protect it, will eventually reach the US Supreme Court.