Financial DisclosureDaniel Hartung has received money paid to his institution (grant funding) from NIH, CDC, AHRQ, National MS Society, and AbbVie Pharmaceuticals. He has a consulting contract with MedSavvy. Maria Rodriguez received money paid to her institution from the Laura and John Arnold Foundation and World Health Organization. She was on a medical advisory board for Cooper Surgical and has been a contraceptive implant trainer for Merck. She was also a WRHR Scholar with NICHD funding in the past (which didn't support this work).

<20 20-29 30-44 <100% of FPL 100-249% of FPL ≥250% of FPL Non-Hispanic white Non-Hispanic black Hispanic 2000 65,507 13,758 Year Total Age-group Poverty status (income level among those aged 20-44) Race and ethnicity* All women aged 13-44 (in 000s) Women needing contraceptive services and supplies (in 000s) † Women needing publicly funded contraceptive services and supplies (in 000s) ‡ *Women of other or multiple races are excluded here. †Women are in need of contraceptive services and supplies if they are sexually active, able to get pregnant, not currently pregnant and not wanting to become pregnant (see Key Definitions, page 5). ‡Women are in need of publicly funded contraceptive services and supplies if they are in need of contraceptive services and supplies and they are either aged 20-44 with a family income below 250% of the FPL or are younger than 20 (see Key Definitions). Notes: FPL=federal poverty level. na=not applicable.

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