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Guttmacher Releases New Data on Travel for Abortion Care in 2025

By sramashwar July 16, 2026 1 min read

The Guttmacher Institute has released new information about travel for abortion care. This data is specific to the year 2025. The release of this information occurred in July 2026. It appears that patterns related to travel for abortion care have changed. Further details about these changes can be found through the Guttmacher Institute, including visual representations such as maps.

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