New Mexico

The Guttmacher Institute collects state-level data on publicly funded family planning services, unintended and teen pregnancy, and abortion. The Institute also tracks and analyzes state policies regarding abortion rights and access, minors’ access to services, funding for contraceptive services, sex and HIV education, and other topics related to sexual and reproductive health and rights.

Fact Sheet

State Facts About Abortion
State Policy Resources
Fact Sheet

State Facts About Unintended Pregnancy

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Resources

January 2019 Research Article
Trends in Receipt of Contraceptive Services: Young Women in the U.S., 2002–2015

Jennifer J. FrostandLaura D. Lindberg,American Journal of Preventive Medicine
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Contraception
Teens
January 1, 2019 State Laws and Policies
Medication Abortion
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Abortion
January 1, 2019 State Laws and Policies
Medicaid Family Planning Eligibility Expansions
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Contraception
January 1, 2019 State Laws and Policies
An Overview of Abortion Laws
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Abortion
January 1, 2019 State Laws and Policies
Minors’ Access to Contraceptive Services
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Contraception
Teens
January 1, 2019 State Laws and Policies
Substance Use During Pregnancy
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Pregnancy
January 1, 2019 State Laws and Policies
Minors’ Access to Prenatal Care
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Pregnancy
Teens
January 1, 2019 State Laws and Policies
Targeted Regulation of Abortion Providers
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Abortion
January 1, 2019 State Laws and Policies
Minors’ Access to STI Services
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HIV & STIs
Teens
January 1, 2019 State Laws and Policies
Minors’ Rights as Parents
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Teens

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Access to contraception is fundamental to ensuring that women can plan for their families and participate fully in society

Elizabeth Nash

Senior State Issues Manager

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