… To help investigate the social determinants of unsafe abortion and health inequities, we
chose to analyze the epidemiological interaction between ethnicity/color and the variables …

… health inequities in that population. The greatest proportion of women that induced unsafe
abortion … of school attendance and single, which indicates health inequalities and inequities. …

… Each year worldwide up to 68,000 women die due to unsafe abortion. Many thousands … of
unsafe abortion. In Thailand, up to 10-15 percent of maternal deaths are due to unsafe abortion…

… Unsafe abortion is widely understood to be a striking case of health inequity. Citation1 It
is a leading and entirely preventable cause of death and disability. There is no reason why …

… in 22 states where abortion is still available create a barrier to abortion for pregnant people
… their parents’ permission for abortion care is unsafe or logistically impossible. Latino …

… minoritized and living in States where abortion access has been banned or restricted. …
access to abortion over the past 30 years reveal that such laws increase rates of unsafe abortion, …

… to delayed or unsafe abortion. However, as … abortion in the first place, we suggest that it is
constructive to address disparities in abortion rates that result from structural social inequalities…

… that abortion is very common in Nigeria and that unsafe abortion is an issue of health
inequity, with the most disadvantaged women most likely to experience an unsafe abortion. …

… Addressing the problem of unsafe abortion is a national and global public health imperative,
dictated by the magnitude of the problem and its impact on individuals and society, inequity …

… health-care services and have questions about abortion access, complications of a self-managed
abortion, or sequelae of unsafe abortions… abortion care or who have had an abortion. …