Pregnancy rates have generally decreased, according to a study conducted in the Australian state of Victoria.

Published Date: 07 Feb 2024

Notwithstanding regional and other factors, La Trobe University researchers have given credit to novel methods of contraception, such as long-acting reversible contraceptives, for the overall decline in Victoria's abortion rates among childbearing women.

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