Administrative Supplement: The Effects of Unintended Pregnancy on Maternal and Child Health

项目摘要 我们父母项目的中心目标是“意外怀孕对儿童健康的影响” (HDR01100438)的目的是研究母亲获得避孕措施的经济条件如何影响儿童的健康。在 家长目标1的范围，本补编请求旨在将家长补助金的招聘延长五年 几个月来审查联邦和州生殖健康政策的变化是如何在 Roe诉Wade案的逆转改变了经济上获得避孕措施对意外怀孕的因果影响 和妇幼保健。将M-CARE招聘延长五个月估计将增加600人 妇女和180名儿童与后Roe时代招募的样本进行比较，从而促进了对 在这个巨大的政策变化之前和之后，家长目标4。到目前为止，M-CARE显示 更多的经济上获得避孕措施对母亲使用更有效的避孕措施有很大影响 以及低收入妇女的堕胎率。这些发现表明，经济上获得 避孕可以防止意外怀孕，并可以最大限度地减少Roe逆转对意外怀孕的影响 怀孕和妇幼保健。

Project Abstract The central goal of our parent project, “The Effects of Unintended Pregnancy on Child Health” (HDR01100438), is to examine how mothers’ financial access to contraception affects children’s health. Within the scope of Parent Aim 1, this Supplement request seeks to extend recruitment for the parent grant for five months in order to examine how the changes to federal and state reproductive health policies that occur after the reversal of Roe v. Wade alter the causal effect of financial access to contraception on unintended pregnancy and maternal and child health. Extending M-CARES recruitment for five months would add an estimated 600 women and 180 children to samples recruited in the post-Roe era, thereby facilitating robust comparisons of people enrolled before and after this massive policy change under Parent Aim 4. To date, M-CARES shows that increasing financial access to contraception has large effects on mothers’ use of more effective contraceptives and the incidence of abortion for low-income women. These findings suggest that financial access to contraception prevents unplanned pregnancies and could minimize the effects of Roe’s reversal on unintended pregnancies and maternal and child health.