The program, known as the Colorado Family Planning Initiative, provides intrauterine devices (IUDs) or implants at little to no cost for low-income women at family planning clinics in Colorado. It contributed to a 40 percent drop in Colorado's teen birth rate and a 42 percent drop in the state's teen abortion rate between 2009 and 2013, according to reported by the New York Times's Sabrina Tavernise.
Colorado offered free birth control — and teen abortions fell by 42 percent - Vox
Colorado offered free birth control — and teen abortions fell by 42 percent - Vox