Summary
ABSTRACT Unmet sexual and reproductive healthcare (SRH) needs are a significant problem in the United States and are associated with a broad spectrum of negative sexual and reproductive health outcomes. Consequently, it is essential to understand the factors associated with unmet SRH needs and the characteristics of women who are most vulnerable to unmet SRH needs. Existing research has been limited in two ways. First, quantitative research on unmet SRH needs is often constrained by a lack of available information on women who do not receive care, by virtue of their absence from care. Second,
