‘Huge surge’ in U.S. abortion pill demand after Trump’s election win



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Following Donald Trump’s presidential win, women are seeking abortion medication and reproductive care in record numbers, fearing restricted access. Aid Access reported 10,000 requests in 24 hours, a 17-fold increase, while Plan C’s website saw 82,200 visitors, up from 4,000-4,500 daily. Demand for emergency contraceptives and long-lasting birth control, like IUDs and vasectomies, has also surged.

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