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Health System Policies Following State Abortion Restrictions in the US.
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Geographic Access to Crisis Pregnancy Centers and Abortion Facilities by State Abortion Policy.
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Knowledge of Remote Medication Abortion Among Patients Traveling From States That Restrict Abortion.
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Patient-Reported Experiences of Abortion Travel.
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Legal abortion: a painful necessity
Social Science and Medicine, 2001This study was conducted to increase knowledge about the psychosocial background and current living conditions of Swedish women seeking abortion, along with their motives for abortion and their feelings towards pregnancy and abortion. Two hundred and eleven women answered a questionnaire when they consulted the gynaecologist for the first time.
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Legal Abortions in an Indian State
Studies in Family Planning, 1977Induced abortion in India was liberalized by the Medical Termination of Pregnancy Act, which became effective in April 1972. Analysis of 8,073 abortions performed in the state of Karnataka between April 1972 and March 1975 indicates that abortions have increased rapidly since legalization.
N, Baskara, R, Kanbargi
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LEGALIZED ABORTION AND THE MURDER OF NEWBORNS
Psychological Reports, 2005The legalization of abortion in five states in 1970 and the rest of the American states in 1973 did not appear to result in a decline in the murder rate of babies.
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