Women who use illegal drugs in rural US less likely to use contraception- study

Researchers have found that female drug users living in rural areas are less likely to use contraceptives and are more likely to have an unwanted pregnancy.

FORMER PLANNED PARENTHOOD president Dr. Leana Wen speaks at a protest against anti-abortion legislation at the US Supreme Court in Washington on June 20.

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BySYDNEY MAUD

JULY 6, 2022 17:01

Women who use illegal drugs in rural US less likely to use contraception- study

Researchers have found that female drug users living in rural areas are less likely to use contraceptives and are more likely to have an unwanted pregnancy.

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Women who use illegal drugs in rural US less likely to use contraception- study

Researchers have found that female drug users living in rural areas are less likely to use contraceptives and are more likely to have an unwanted pregnancy.

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