December 5, 2025Population Research and Policy ReviewOpen Access

Investing in Reproductive Health: Contraceptive Use and Preference Fulfillment Among Low-Income Individuals Across State Policy Contexts

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HOHannah Olson ADAyana Douglas-Hall MHMadeleine Haas

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Analysis reveals that expanded public support for family planning enhances contraceptive use and satisfaction among low-income individuals, suggesting equity improvements.

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Contraceptive use increased significantly among low-income individuals in states with better public support.
Data from 5208 individuals highlighted disparities based on state policy variations.
Bivariate and multivariable logistic regression assessed the impact of state Medicaid and Title X funding.
Findings support the need for sustained investment in reproductive health services to enhance equity.

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Olson et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/693231288e51979591dce5bf https://doi.org/10.1007/s11113-025-09980-0

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Analysis reveals that expanded public support for family planning enhances contraceptive use and satisfaction among low-income individuals, suggesting equity improvements.

Investing in Reproductive Health: Contraceptive Use and Preference Fulfillment Among Low-Income Individuals Across State Policy Contexts

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Investing in Reproductive Health: Contraceptive Use and Preference Fulfillment Among Low-Income Individuals Across State Policy Contexts

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