Boston Walk For Choice

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Aug 3

"Republican-driven political discourse of late has been about nothing but the importance of cutting spending and saving money, and so the GOP should be delighted with this simple and clear-cut promise of long-term savings by making contraception free. The IOM report indicated that the direct medical cost of unintended pregnancy in 2002 was $5 billion, with a savings from contraception that year estimated at $19.3 billion. With nearly half of U.S. pregnancies unintended, there’s quite a bit of room to save money with free contraception."

cheatsheet:

Why conservative opposition to free contraception makes no sense.

Reblogged 10 months ago from keepyourbsoutofmyuterus

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birth control, reproductive health,