Abortion bans cut risky sex, new study finds
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A new study reveals that states with strict anti-abortion laws have seen a reduction in risky sexual behaviors since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade. The study notes a significant spike in over-the-counter contraceptive sales and a notable drop in gonorrhea rates in 13 states that adopted near-total abortion bans. This shift suggests that the bans may be influencing sexual behavior and health outcomes, highlighting the broader implications of reproductive rights on public health and individual choices.
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