Research examining the extent that people's attitudes toward abortion vary across the life
course is mixed. Some studies do not show a strong relationship between abortion attitudes …

Background Women who feel pressured to agree to abortion are more likely to experience
negative emotional and mental health reactions. But relatively little research has been …

Dr. George Tiller, an abortion provider in Wichita, Kansas and a long time target of
antiabortion extremists, is gunned down on a Sunday morning in the lobby of his church …

The abortion debate is rarely straightforward. Much of the discussion is coloured with
irreconcilable differences between those who accept the availability of abortion and those …

Opinions on abortion are more polarized than opinions on most other moral issues. Why are
some people pro-life and some are pro-choice? Religious and political preferences play a …

No judicial decision in our time has aroused as much sustained public outrage, emotion,
and physical violence, or as much intemperate professional criticism, as the Supreme …

Wide partisan gaps in abortion attitudes, but opinions in both parties are complicated | Policy
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In 1972, 100 American professors of obstetrics published a statement setting out the benefits
they believed legalised abortion could deliver for their nation and for its women. 1 Forty …

The relationship between people's attitudes about abortion acceptability and the Supreme
Court decision in Roe v. Wade—two distinct but related issues—has not been rigorously …

Although media response to the Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization decision
was widespread in the United States, the extent to which people were aware of the …