Fewer People Cross State Lines
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More people are obtaining abortions but fewer are crossing state lines, study finds

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Guttmacher estimates there were 1.04 million abortions in 2024 , up about 1% from its total the previous year .
The number of people crossing state lines for abortions dropped by about 9% from 2023 to 2024 .
12 states currently enforce abortion bans with limited exceptions at all stages of pregnancy.
Associated Press science writer Laura Ungar contributed from Louisville , Kentucky . Your tax-deductible donation ensures our vital reporting continues to thrive. Support PBS News Hour now. Support Provided By: Learn more Support PBS News:.
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