… total number of pregnancies that ended in birth, miscarriage (ie, fetal loss or stillbirth), and
induced abortion and calculated the percentages of each of these pregnancy outcomes that …

… The economic burden of induced abortion is unbearable to the state and the total cost for
management of complications of an abortion has been estimated to be 462 US $, of which 79% …

… to estimate the effect of the state's induced abortion policy on induced abortion among married
… ) models were used to estimate the social determinants of induced abortion, including the …

… Sources did not typically include data on all three characteristics (methods, providers,
and settings); thus we mainly relied on data related to methods used to induce abortion (available …

… in which a fetus can be separated from his mother during an induced abortion. A medical …
There were now an estimated 56 million induced abortions yearly, of which 25 million were …

… Over a third of our respondents had initiated an induced abortion prior to arriving at the
hospital. Some of these had resorted to dangerous or ineffective methods. However, in this group…

… In this study, induced abortions accounted for 14.5 percent of all abortions, which is
similar to the findings of other studies (Kant, et al. Citation2015; Sensoy et al. Citation2015). …

… Abortion” in any woman who experienced induced abortion … WHO) criteria for an unsafe
abortion (using a checklist drawn by … All spontaneous abortions; induced abortions that met WHO …

… [6] have noted, using WHO guidelines as a factor in this classification system means that
the definition of a safe abortion can evolve as the methods of inducing abortion, as well as …

… of abortion and associated factors leading to induced abortion … numbers of women undergoing
induced abortion. Therefore, it is … hospitals to find out the true burden of induced abortion. …