More women are using contraception and as a result the rate of unintended pregnancies is falling. But left out of this equation are women whose access to birth control is limited due to a variety of factors. Lack of access to healthcare, health insurance as well as economic and education all play a role in women of color and poor women who still are seeing the rates of unintended pregnancies remain high.
Women’s Contraception Use Increasing
Unintended births on the decline except for in certain groups
SOURCE Elizabeth Dawes Gay
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