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See Latest ArticlesCost Savings From the Provision of Specific Methods of Contraception in a Publicly Funded Program
American Journal of Public Health, 02/17/09
Foster DG et al. - All contraceptive methods were cost-effective—they saved more in public expenditures for unintended pregnancies than they cost to provide. Because no single method is clinically recommended to every woman, it is medically and fiscally advisable for public health programs to offer all contraceptive methods.
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