Self-Injection birth control study aims to boost access after abortion
NCT ID NCT05505435
Summary
This study compared two forms of birth control after abortion: self-injected at home versus getting an injection at a clinic. Researchers followed 263 people in Chicago to see which method people were more likely to continue using for 6 months. The goal is to see if giving people the option to self-inject helps them stick with their chosen birth control plan longer.
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Family Planning Associates
Chicago, Illinois, 60661, United States
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