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A new report presents the preliminary findings of the Care Post-Roe Study, and shows how health care providers have been unable to provide the standard of care in states with abortion bans since the Supreme Court struck down Roe v. Wade ten months ago, leading to harm and negative health outcomes for patients.

The Quality of Contraceptive Counseling (QCC) is now available to download and use in your contraceptive care research and programming.

A new research letter explores what ob-gyn residents think about the importance of working with underserved populations.

A new study from ANSIRH found that young people ages 15-19 are able to accurately self-assess the duration of their pregnancy compared to those in other age groups.

New research surveying cisgender women seeking contraceptive care is the first known look at regional trends or differences in the quality of telehealth on a national scale.

Dr. Jennifer Kerns wrote about what attacks on mifepristone, a drug used in medication abortion, would mean for patients already suffering due to abortion bans. 

A group including Bixby members Daniel Grossman and Ushma Upadhyay published a new sample protocol for abortion using only misoprostol, with guidelines for clinicians and a sample education sheet to share with patients.

Young people who don’t want to be pregnant need accurate information about their options, but awareness about emergency contraception and availability have lagged around the country. Improving their knowledge may be easy to do, according to new research from Beyond the Pill.

Dr. Christine Dehlendorf writes that reproductive autonomy must be at the center of contraceptive care post-Roe.