Meltdown affects abortion, birth control

Meltdown affects abortion, birth control

Meltdown affects abortion, birth control

Nurse practitioner Sharon Spiller, left, and physicians assistant Tiernie Garbers, right, work in a lab at the Planned Parenthood of East Central Iowa. Jenifer Vick, a spokeswoman for Planned Parenthood of East Central Iowa, says there's been a sharp rise in the number of women who need help paying for birth control because they or their husbands have lost their jobs and their health insurance. May 24, 2009.