After abortion ruling, biotechs developing contraceptives say their work is more important — and fraught — than ever

Stat · Jonathan Wosen · last updated July 2, 2022 – 1:25 AM

SAN DIEGO — From San Diego to New Jersey, biotechs developing new forms of birth control say they’re doubling down on those efforts after Roe v. Wade was overturned — even as the Supreme Court’s ruling clouded the future of contraception.

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After abortion ruling, biotechs developing contraceptives say their work is more important — and fraught — than ever

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