 And they compared them with states that had more moderate bans or where the laws didn't change at all. And they did this over about a 15-month period. They found that in states like Texas and Alabama, places with strict bans, they had these big declines. So in Texas, for example, prescription fills for birth control pills declined by nearly a third. Pills for emergency contraceptives, including things like Plan B, dropped by nearly half. Wow.