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Introduction & Current Context Nearly 6 million women with disabilities of reproductive age live in the United States,[4] amounting to an estimated 12%–18% of women of reproductive age identifying as disabled in self-reported data sources.[5] Studies show that people with disabilities face substantial barriers to accessing health care generally, including transportation barriers, cost barriers, inaccessible medical facilities and equipment, lack of physician and staff training, and pervasive physician bias.[6] Likely, as a result of these barriers to access, people with disabilities are much more likely than non-disabled people to experience adverse pregnancy outcomes and are eleven times more likely to die during pregnancy and childbirth.[7] These outcomes are likely worse for multiply marginalized people–for example, Black and Indigenous pregnant people are three times as likely to die during pregnancy or childbirth than white pregnant people.[8] One study that examined the birth outcomes at the intersection of race and disability found that Black and Hispanic women with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) had higher rates of preterm birth than white women, and were almost twice as likely to have a stillbirth than white women.[9] The Supreme Court’s decision in Dobbs stripped millions of Americans of the fundamental right to have an abortion.[10] The elimination of a constitutional right to abortion exacerbated health care barriers for disabled abortion seekers

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