A new study reveals a significant increase in calls to abortion hotlines following the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.
- Calls to the National Abortion Federation hotline rose by 25% in the year after the Dobbs ruling. - Callers sought information on legal restrictions, service locations, and financial aid for travel.
- The spike was most pronounced in states with trigger laws banning abortion. - Researchers recommend increased funding for hotlines and public education campaigns.
The study highlights the ongoing challenges in accessing abortion care post-Roe.