Despite significant restrictions on abortion in Republican-controlled states, the overall number of abortions has actually increased slightly since the overturning of Roe v. Wade.
Abortion bans have changed how women obtain abortions, indicating that while restrictions may limit access, they do not eliminate the demand or occurrence of abortions.
Women in states with abortion bans are increasingly relying on telehealth services and abortion pills, which now account for approximately two-thirds of all abortions performed.
The disparities in access to abortion services are particularly pronounced among low-income, minority, and immigrant women, who face significant obstacles when seeking care.
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