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‘People don’t suddenly not need abortions anymore’: Requests for pills by mail spike in Texas, study finds

Madlin Mekelburg, Austin American-StatesmanComments Off on ‘People don’t suddenly not need abortions anymore’: Requests for pills by mail spike in Texas, study finds

In the first week after the law went into effect, the number of average daily requests made to Aid Access from people in Texas increased by 1,180%.

      
Madlin Mekelburg, Austin American-Statesman
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