The estimate we have is that this $34 million the Congress appropriated last December, it was intended to provide effective, modern contraception for over a million couples to prevent over 500,000 unwanted pregnancies, to prevent a quarter of a million unwanted births and to help women avoid over 200,000 abortions. So that is what we estimate that funding would be able to accomplish. Now, obviously, none of that will be accomplished during this fiscal year.
Jeff Bingaman: “The estimate we have is that this $34 million the Congress appropriated last December, it was intended to provide…”
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Discussing the impact of a $34 million appropriation for contraception funding.
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