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wisccore has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in May 2021. The social media accounts linked to from wisccore are: • Facebook • Instagram • LinkedIn • X • Bluesky Besides social media accounts, wisccore has populated their site with: • Bill targets health data practices at unregulated pregnancy centers | News | wkow.com • Study: Reduced abortion access linked to increased involvement in child welfare system • Abortion care resumed at Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin after pause • Wisconsin Supreme Court rejects 1849 abortion ban, but access remains restricted • Let's keep in touch! Sign up for CORE's newsletter. • Study: Post-Dobbs, Wisconsin ob-gyns described professional distress and poor care for pregnant patients • About the UW Collaborative for Reproductive Equity (CORE) • Abortion access: What to expect from the new presidential administration • Current CORE Research Projects • Contraceptive access: What to expect from the new presidential administration • Four years after Dobbs: What research reveals about abortion access in Wisconsin • Reproductive Autonomy in 2025 | Women’s Healthcast • Abortion care in Wisconsin: New data shows growing role of telehealth • CORE Brief: Three Years after Dobbs, What’s the State of Abortion in Wisconsin? • CORE brief: How shield laws expand abortion access for Wisconsinites • The Impact of Wisconsin Abortion Laws: What’s the Evidence? • Three years after Dobbs, what’s the state of abortion in Wisconsin? • CORE Brief: Removing Family Planning Organizations from Medicaid Would Harm Tens of Thousands of Wisconsinites • CORE brief: The potential impact of pharmacists prescribing hormonal contraceptives in Wisconsin • Contraceptive care and method use by sexual and gender minority status: insights from a longitudinal panel of sexual and reproductive healthcare patients in Wisconsin • Higgins reflects on GWIMS/BIRCWH Women’s Health Research Mentorship Award • Do Sexual Minorities Receive Appropriate Sexual and Reproductive Health Care and Counseling? • Report details Wisconsinites’ demand for telehealth medication abortions despite state restrictions • Coercion in contraceptive care: Differences based on racial/ethnic identity, sexual orientation, and gender identity • Study: Abortion restrictions threaten miscarriage management for hundreds of thousands of Americans • Critical Gaps in U.S. Adolescent and Young Adult Contraceptive Knowledge • CORE research: Wisconsin’s 1849 abortion law harmed patients and doctors post-Dobbs • Study Points to Contraceptive Knowledge Gaps in Young Women • New CORE brief presents evidence on crisis pregnancy centers’ operations and impact in Wisconsin and beyond • Adolescents and Young Adults’ Sources of Contraceptive Information • Two years after Dobbs, abortion is available in Wisconsin, but restrictions are fierce • Navigating a new frontier: An exploratory study of clinicians’ confidence in their ability to help adolescents access abortion post-Dobbs - ScienceDirect • The Badger Herald: Wisconsin women take proactive steps amid fears of abortion restrictions • CORE brief: Abortion care for minors in a post-Roe Wisconsin • CORE hiring a research coordinator • Opportunities at CORE: Program Intern and Communications Intern • Prevalence of crisis pregnancy center attendance among women in four U.S. states | PLOS One • The Rise of Pregnancy Criminalization: A Pregnancy Justice Report | Pregnancy Justice • Crisis Pregnancy Centers in the United States: Post-Dobbs Characteristics and Changes | AJPH | Vol. 115 Issue 6 • A prospective analysis of the relationship between sexual acceptability and contraceptive satisfaction over time • Over-the-Counter Oral Contraceptive Use and Initiation of Contraception | Obstetrics and Gynecology | JAMA Network Open | JAMA Network • Association Between Patients’ Perceptions of the Sexual Acceptability of Contraceptive Methods and Continued Use Over Time • Provision of Abortion Medications Using Online Asynchronous Telemedicine Under Shield Laws in the US | Health Policy | JAMA | JAMA Network • Disproportionate impacts of abortion access restrictions on adolescents in the U.S. | Youth Repro Equity • Changes in Abortion Access, Travel, and Costs Since the Implementation of State Abortion Bans, 2022–2024 | AJPH | Vol. 115 Issue 10 • CORE Brief: How does contraception work? Not through inducing abortion (summary) • Differences in Abortion Use by Sexual Orientation in 3 National Cohorts • UW Collaborative for Reproductive Equity update on Supreme Court preserving access to abortion medication mifepristone • Where do female contraceptive users get their methods, and does this differ by insurance coverage? A state-level examination • New cuts to the nation’s family planning program will worsen access to contraceptive care in Wisconsin • Study finds significant rates of contraceptive coercion from healthcare providers and non-preferred contraception use • Removing family planning organizations from Medicaid would harm tens of thousands of Wisconsinites • The harms of gestational age abortion bans • Implications of Abortion Restrictions for Adolescents • Abortion Coverage Is Limited or Unavailable at a Quarter of Large Workplaces - KFF Health News • Real-Time Effects of Payer Restrictions on Reproductive Healthcare • Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Queer+ Patients’ Preferences for Contraceptive Counseling and Experiences of Coercion in Contraceptive Care • UW professors: Dobbs forced at least 1,500 unintended births, causing harm to Wisconsin communities • Suicide deaths among reproductive-aged women in the US post-Dobbs: a national time-series analysis - Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric Epidemiology • Dane County Court affirms legal right to abortion in Wisconsin • The impact of the SB 8 Texas abortion ban on pregnancy duration at time of abortion in a large volume Colorado clinic • Dobbs decision increased births in states with abortion bans, including Wisconsin • Sterilization Rates of Pregnancy-Capable People at a Single Institution in Wisconsin Before and After Dobbs v Jackson Women’s Health Organization • Changes in Support for Advance Provision and Over-the-Counter Access to Medication Abortion • CORE update on Supreme Court agreeing to hear mifepristone case • Perceived Impact of the Overturning of Roe v. Wade on Queer Parents’ Reproductive and Sexual Lives - Sexuality Research and Social Policy • April 12 - Contraceptive Access in Wisconsin: Challenges to and Opportunities for Equitable Access • Healthcare Provider-Based Contraceptive Coercion: Understanding U.S. Patient Experiences and Describing Implications for Measurement • March 21 - Dána-Ain Davis: The Traumatic Repercussions of Obstetric Racism • The importance of patient-centered contraceptive care: Linking provider contraceptive coercion to patient psychological distress and mental well-being • Feb. 29 - Roe Was Never Enough: Wisconsin’s Pre-Dobbs Restrictions and Their Harms • Differential associations between experiences of contraceptive care and subsequent contraceptive access and preferences among family planning patients by racial and ethnic identity: Evidence from Arizona, Iowa, and Wisconsin • Study: The Effects of the Dobbs Decision on Fertility • “It Was So Easy in a Situation That’s So Hard”: Structural Stigma and Telehealth Abortion • CORE brief details harms of gestational abortion bans • Why Six-Week Abortion Bans Make It Impossible for Many People to Get Care • Window to access legal abortion may close before many women know they are pregnant • Youth Reproductive Health Access Survey • Post-Dobbs Abortion Restrictions and the Families They Leave Behind | AJPH | Vol. 114 Issue 10 • The Swing Six Issue Surveys: Abortion | Program for Public Consultation • Black People’s Pregnancy Preferences Study (BoPPs) • Characteristics of people obtaining medication versus procedural abortions in clinical settings in the United States: Findings from the 2021–2022 Abortion Patient Survey • Experiences of delay-causing obstacles and mental health at the time of abortion seeking • CORE brief: Impacts of abortion restrictions on pregnant people, their partners, families, and communities • Use of Oral and Emergency Contraceptives After Dobbs Decision • CORE Brief: How does contraception work? Not through inducing abortion (long form) • Use of preferred contraceptive method among young adults in Texas and California: A comparison by state and insurance coverage • Access to Reproductive Health Services Among People With Disabilities • What are the Implications of the Dobbs Ruling for Racial Disparities? | KFF • CORE brief: The impact of the Dobbs decision on the ob-gyn workforce in Wisconsin • Study: Wait time and cost strongly influence abortion care decision-making • CORE brief documents impacts of abortion restrictions on individuals, families, and communities • Study details barriers to legislative advocacy on abortion for reproductive health experts • Study: Access to contraceptive care has worsened in Wisconsin post-Dobbs • Wisconsinites prefer a diversity of contraceptive sources • Wisconsin women report barriers to accessing contraception services • Contraceptive Coercion | Women’s Healthcast • Maternal care deserts overlap with lack of abortion access, analysis shows • Op-ed: Even if Wisconsin abortion ban overturned, women will face obstacles to care • New report shows nearly 600 fewer abortions each month in Wisconsin following Dobbs • Wisconsin a year after the Dobbs decision - As Goes Wisconsin • CORE Research Projects • Study: Expert participation in 25 years of Wisconsin abortion policymaking • Contraception has a new weight post-Roe in Madison • Consequences of sudden changes to abortion access: Study illuminates abortion seekers’ pandemic struggles • CORE brief and infographic: What it costs Wisconsinites to obtain abortion care in the post-Roe landscape • CORE update on latest mifepristone ruling by U.S. Supreme Court • CORE Brief: Post-Dobbs Changes in Abortion Access in Wisconsin and Nationally • CORE Brief: Medication Abortion Access Update • CORE Brief: Pharmacists Providing Contraception • “Am I the Only One Who Feels Like This?”: Needs Expressed Online by Abortion Seekers • Department statement on Supreme Court's Dobbs decision • Exploring financial stress and resource deprivation as barriers to preferred contraceptive use in Wisconsin • Potential Impact of Telemedicine for Medication Abortion • CORE Brief: Medical Student Education on Abortion • Roe v. Wade's Fall: Consequences for Wisconsin • STAT News article highlighting CORE • CORE Brief: Self-Managed Abortion • NEJM: A Preview of the Dangerous Future of Abortion Bans • How Does Contraception Work? Fact Sheet • The State of Abortion Rights in 2022 • Turnaway Study Director Diana Greene Foster: The Court Is Ignoring Science • New Yorker: The Devastating Economic Impacts of an Abortion Ban (Quoting Dr. Tiffany Green) • CORE Brief: Wisconsin State Laws Impacting Abortion Access • Opinion: Ending access to legal abortion has potentially deadly health consequences for Wisconsin • The Relationship Between Sexual Acceptability and Contraceptive Satisfaction: American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology • New article in The Lancet: Abortion travel within the United States • CORE Brief: Gender-Affirming Hormone Therapy • Socioeconomics and Erotic Inequity • Sex, Poverty, and Public Health • Are Experiences of Racial Discrimination Associated with Postpartum Depressive Symptoms? • PNAS: Menstrual irregularity as a biological limit to early pregnancy awareness • Expert participation in 25 years of Wisconsin abortion policymaking • Cap Times article: Anti-abortion bills get the ink while reproductive justice gets ignored • CORE Brief: Physician Support of Abortion Services in Wisconsin • CORE Brief: Proposed changes to Wisconsin's reproductive health funding • CORE Brief: Who testifies in abortion hearings? • Cost Barriers to Abortion: New Study Using Reddit Data • Op-Ed in the Wisconsin State Journal: Texas abortion ban could happen here • CORE Brief: The New Texas Abortion Ban and Its Implications for Wisconsin • Support CORE's work -- make a gift today! • UW-Madison Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology