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The failed medical takeover underscored the obstacles to both medical approval of family planning and medical management of clinics, even as more doctors were prescribing contraception in private practice [1]. Despite Sanger’s (Margaret Sanger, American birth control activist) careful cultivation of scientists and academics of all stripes, conservative medicine still viewed her as a radical and expressed unease with the sexual subtext of birth control-and even hostility toward the idea of women’s sexual autonomy. Furthermore, most physicians continued to reject the movement’s economic rationale for contraception and preferred to limit access to those who suffered from serious health problems.

Unwanted Pregnancy and Abortion in Private Clinics