Abstract
Rising abortion rates in the UK could be reduced by promotion of the use of long-acting user-independent contraceptives in women for whom these could be the most appropriate methods of contraception; namely teenagers, young women, and women post delivery or termination of pregnancy who may not be contemplating a pregnancy for a couple of years or more.
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