Post Roe, reproductive health care in Arizona is fractured

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : The National Institute of Reproductive Health is launching a 17-state initiative to advance abortion friendly policy in regions affected by a lack of access, like Arizona, as well as encouraging pro-choice states to continue outreach and aid efforts.
47% : "They are where rights and freedoms start and stop, and why NIRH remains committed to pushing forth policies at these seats of power to expand just and equitable access to reproductive health care, including abortion."
46% : Katherine Riley, policy director for the Colorado Organization for Latina Opportunity and Reproductive Rights, shared on Wednesday that out-of-state demand jumped from 10% to 40% after the constitutional right to abortion was struck down.
43% :The high court sent the issue of abortion back to the states, and abortion advocates are responding in kind.
40% : "The predictable and devastating harm playing out in nearly half the states where abortion is banned or severely restricted is a reminder of the critical role of state and local governments," said Miller.
37% : Women living in states that ban abortion are three times more likely to die during pregnancy or childbirth than women who don't have to contend with restrictions.

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