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“Unmet Need for Abortion”: Conceptualization, Relevance, and Utility as a Tool for Meeting Abortion Needs in the United States
Abortion is a fundamental component of people’s ability to decide if, when, and under what circumstances to have a child. The ability to obtain an abortion is critical to both reproductive autonomy and public health. Despite this, a large body of evidence demonstrates that it is often difficult to o
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