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Medical abortion in social context
American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 2000Early medical abortion regimens, especially those that include mifepristone, have the potential to reshape the landscape of abortion provision in the United States. Because medical abortion does not require surgical training, it may attract new providers of abortion services from a variety of specialties, including advanced practice clinicians.
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A Medical Case for Abortion Liberalization
Archives of Surgery, 1971Dramatic changes are taking place in legal and professional attitudes concerning abortion. Thirteen state legislatures have already modified, or are in the process of modifying, their laws in this regard. Courts are declaring many restrictive laws unconstitutional, and New York and Hawaii have virtually removed all restrictions against abortion.
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Telemedicine for medication abortion
Contraception, 2019Ushma D, Upadhyay, Daniel, Grossman
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MEDICAL COMPLICATIONS OF INDUCED ABORTIONS
Obstetrical & Gynecological Survey, 1974T W, McDonald, L A, Aaro
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