The Colorado Family Planning Initiative made IUDs and other long-term birth control methods (implants/injections) available to women in a new an innovative way and teen births and abortions dropped by nearly 50%, and the birth-rate among teens who were already mothers fell by 58%.
The Colorado Family Planning Initiative made IUDs and other long-term birth control methods (implants/injections) available to women in a new an innovative way and teen births and abortions dropped by nearly 50%, and the birth-rate among teens who were already mothers fell by 58%.
For ever $1 spent, the state saved $5.85.
Anyone want to guess who opposed it?
Hopefully other states will follow in Colorado's footsteps.