Following the recent US presidential election, fears of stricter abortion policies under a new Trump administration led to an unprecedented surge in demand for abortion pills and emergency contraception. Telehealth services saw a dramatic increase in requests, highlighting the anxieties surrounding reproductive rights.
Following the recent elections, women across the United States are experiencing heightened anxiety about the future of abortion access. This anxiety is leading to a significant surge in sales of emergency contraceptives, as women seek to protect their reproductive rights. The article examines the reasons behind this trend, highlighting the fear of restrictive abortion laws and the importance of access to emergency contraception, while emphasizing the diverse experiences of women across different states.
