December 2022 Research Article Randomized experimental testing of new survey approaches to improve abortion reporting in the United States Laura D. Lindberg, Isaac Maddow-Zimet, Jennifer Mueller and Alicia VandeVusse Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health (University of Ottawa)
December 2022 Opinion Focusing on Exceptions Misses the True Harm of Abortion Bans Elizabeth Nash Ms. Magazine
December 2022 Infographic Medication abortion is more common than surgical abortion in the United States
December 2022 News Release Guttmacher Institute Releases 2020 Abortion Provider Census with Important Data on US Abortion Landscape Before the Fall of Roe
November 2022 Research Article Abortion incidence and service availability in the United States, 2020 Rachel K. Jones, Marielle Kirstein and Jesse Philbin Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health (University of Ottawa)
November 2022 News Release Pandemic-Related Changes to Sexual and Reproductive Health Services in the United States Offer Lessons for Innovation
November 2022 Opinion Access to Comprehensive Reproductive Health Care is an Adolescent Health Issue Sarah Wood and Aletha Y. Akers Children's Hospital of Philadelphia PolicyLab blog
November 2022 Infographic Conversations about abortion must include all people who can become pregnant
November 2022 Policy Analysis In the US Midterm Elections, Resounding Victories for Abortion on State Ballot Measures Elizabeth Nash and Isabel Guarnieri
November 2022 Research Article Disruptions and opportunities in sexual and reproductive health care: How COVID-19 impacted service provision in three US states Alicia VandeVusse, Philicia Castillo, Marielle Kirstein, Jennifer Mueller and Megan L. Kavanaugh Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health (University of Ottawa)
October 2022 Policy Analysis 100 Days Post-Roe: At Least 66 Clinics Across 15 US States Have Stopped Offering Abortion Care Marielle Kirstein, Joerg Dreweke, Rachel K. Jones and Jesse Philbin
September 2022 News Release Restrictions on Contraceptive Services Interfere with People’s Ability to Get Care and Use Their Preferred Contraceptive Method
