I also want to highlight the work of Dr Diana Foster, who is the director of Advancing New Standards in Reproductive Health at the University of California. So she is a professor, and she provided an amicus brief to the US Supreme Court case on abortion in November 2021. She talked about a study, the Turnaway Study, a thousand women over five years who were forced to have children when they were denied access to abortion. What does it lead to? Serious physical health consequences from continued pregnancy and childbirth, including death; greater, economic and other hardship; more likely to continue to be exposed to intimate partner violence; less likely to have futures where they have intended pregnancies; and an inability to achieve their educational and other aspirations. So accessing abortion services safely, based on the need identified by the pregnant woman, matters.