claim: studies have shown that in the absence of federal reproductive health funds, we are going to see the level of abortion in georgia increase by about 44 percent.
author: hank johnson
evidence_1: oct 14, 2011 ... this view has been supported by the us government, which ... the federal  funding for abstinence-only education expired on june 30, 2009, ... the national  institutes of health we suggest that comprehensive sex and ... georgia, yes, 2, 2  .... abortion rates were not correlated with abstinence education level ...
evidence_2: studies have shown that in the absence of federal reproductive health funds, we  are going to see the level of abortion in georgia increase by about 44 percent.
evidence_3: jul 14, 2016 ... abortion has been legal throughout the united states for more than 40 ... rights  have coalesced behind several state- and national-level ... aged 15–44 in 2011,  the lowest since 1973 (see “new clarity for the ... hyde amendment—which bans  the use of federal funds for abortion .... going on the offensive.
evidence_4: mar 27, 2011 ... nathan deal on health insurance, federal funding for reproductive health  services and a statement conservative pundit ann ... hank johnson: studies have  shown that in the absence of federal reproductive health funds, we are going to  see the level of abortion in georgia increase by about 44 percent.
evidence_5: although researchers have been measuring unintended pregnancy for ... in 2011 , there were 98 pregnancies for every 1,000 women aged 15–44 in the united  states. ... women with incomes less than 200% of the federal poverty level),  women ... of other negative reproductive health outcomes, such as hiv and other  stis, ...