January 2016 Report Assessing the Gap Between the Cost of Care for Title X Family Planning Providers and Reimbursement from Medicaid and Private Insurance Adam Sonfield, Andrea Rowan, Joseph L. Alifante and Rachel Benson Gold
January 2016 Infographic More than one-quarter of the 1,074 state abortion restrictions since Roe v. Wade were enacted between 2011 and 2015
January 2016 Infographic Specific approaches to restricting abortion access have changed significantly since Roe v. Wade
January 2016 Policy Analysis Last Five Years Account for More Than One-quarter of All Abortion Restrictions Enacted Since Roe
January 2016 News Release As “Religious Liberty” Laws Are Abused to Undermine Other Rights, Safeguards Needed for Reproductive Health Access
January 2016 Policy Analysis Learning from Experience: Where Religious Liberty Meets Reproductive Rights Adam Sonfield Guttmacher Policy Review
January 2016 Infographic States enacted nearly as many new abortion restrictions in the last five years as in the previous 15 years
January 2016 Infographic States have taken many routes to restricting access to abortion over the last five years
January 2016 Infographic The 10 states that adopted 10 or more new abortion restrictions between 2011 and 2015 together account for 60% of all 288 new restrictions
January 2016 Policy Analysis 2015 Year-End State Policy Roundup Elizabeth Nash, Rachel Benson Gold, Zohra Ansari-Thomas and Gwendolyn Rathbun
January 2016 Opinion Attacks on Abortion Rights Continued in 2015, Ensnaring Family Planning Funding and Fetal Tissue Research Rachel Benson Gold and Elizabeth Nash Rewire
December 2015 News Release December Issue of Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health Now Available
December 2015 Research Article 2010 Pregnancy Rates Among U.S. Women Kathryn Kost NCHS Health E-Stats
December 2015 Opinion Multipurpose prevention technologies hold great promise, but more US investment is needed Heather D. Boonstra The Hill's Congress Blog
November 2015 News Release Making the Pill Available Over the Counter Should Be Part of Broader Strategy to Enhance Contraceptive Access
