Abstract" The law needs to keep pace with advances in medical technology," said Jaydeep
Tank, chairman of the committee for medical termination of pregnancy at the Federation of …

The government in India is taking action to tackle the country's high mortality from unsafe
abortions by providing medical termination services at 25 000 primary healthcare centres …

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The tribunal ruled that abortion on the grounds of fetal abnormality was unconstitutional,
further restricting the already stringent 1993 law. The ruling means termination remains valid …

The UK's abortion law is not fit for purpose and should be reformed, the editor in chief of the
Journal of Family Planning and Reproductive Health Care has said. 1Sandy Goldbeck …

Selective abortions of female fetuses will no longer be legal in India following the passing of
a new bill in both houses of parliament. Under the new bill-the Prenatal Diagnostic …

Non-therapeutic abortions (abortions other than those performed to save the life of the
mother) are freely promoted, aggressively marketed and effectively enforced by state-co …

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The exodus of Iraqi doctors fleeing the escalating violence—including targeted threats,
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