Drs. Ellison, Brown-Podgorski, and Morgan analyzed TriNetX data and found that permanent contraception not only increased among adults 18-30 following Dobbs, but the increase in procedures for female patients was double that for male patients.
The freedom to use one’s preferred contraceptive method—or no method—is fundamental to reproductive autonomy, which is a particularly salient issue for disabled people, who face substantial barriers to person-centered contraceptive care while also being subjected to interference in reproductive decision making.
The Society of Family Planning and Society of Family Planning Research Fund have announced their newest Committee members, including faculty member Dr. Jackie Ellison. In this role, Dr. Ellison will help advance the vision of just and equitable abortion and contraception informed by science through their work on the Annual Meeting Committee.
Congrats to Dr. Ellison for receiving third place on her poster focusing on contraceptive service use among tradition Medicare and Medicare advantage enrollees at last weekend's Society of Family Planning's Annual Conference!
