In Ethiopia, abortion is illegal except in cases where the mother's and fetal life is in danger.
As such, little is known about safe abortion. This study aimed to assess proportion of safe …

Background Unsafe abortion, even though it is preventable, remains a significant cause of
mortality and morbidity among women in the developing world. It has always been a …

Background: Increasing legal access to abortion is associated with improvement in sexual
and reproductive health. Conversely, unsafe abortion and related mortality are both highest …

Unsafe abortion is one of the major medical and public health problems in developing
countries including Ethiopia. Yet, there is no reliable information on induced abortion …

Background: Each year, throughout the world, approximately 210 million women became
pregnant and around one in 10 pregnancies end in an unsafe abortion. The interventions to …

Background About 210 million women become pregnant per year, with one out of every ten
pregnancies terminating unsafely worldwide. In developing countries, unsafe induced …

In Ethiopia, unsafe abortion accounts up to 32% of maternal deaths. The perception of
health providers towards safe abortion provision at selected health facilities in Addis Ababa …

Background Unsafe abortion remains a reality for many Ethiopian women and will remain so
until safe abortion is more accessible across the country. The house of representatives of …

Background: Health-related knowledge is among the essential factors to enable women to
be aware of their rights to seek health services. However, little is known about knowledge of …

Background Unsafe abortion contributes to maternal deaths 13% globally and 25–35% of
Ethiopia. By considering the problem of unsafe abortion, Ethiopia amended a law that …