… health consequences of illegal abortion stimulated reform of abortion laws in the United …
in the future will be spared the "1catch-22" situation so many have experienced in the past-…

… : (1) to review the existing literature pertaining to the psychology of abortion; (2) to offer
suggestions for introducing more conceptual sophistication and methodological rigor to abortion …

… same fury and media coverage during the past 23 years of abortions? Perhaps the answer
will yield clues to the future of abortion in the US Meanwhile, the availability of abortion clinics …

… the current approach to the measurement of abortion safety, highlights the required
reclassification of self-managed abortion … for the measurement and understanding of global …

… of abortion. The fact that a majority of the States reflecting, after all, the majority sentiment in
… that the asserted right to an abortion is not "so rooted in the traditions and conscience of our …

… the United States.6 It represented the beginning of an important turning point in the abortion
debate, a strategic innovation which put the abortion‐rights proponents who had triumphed …

… on women's abortion experiences, this paper explores the recent literature and identifies
three key thematic areas: the context of abortion; reasons and decision-making; and abortion …

… regarded as the leading work on the statutory restriction of the abortion law … the Myths of
Abortion History.)13 Quoting Mohr the Brief stated, accurately, that between 1850 and 1880 the …

… We have good reason not to deprive the world and the people in it of a future of value. The …
embryo creation and destruction—the issues are the same as abortion in this argument. John …

… health while making access to abortion more doiicult for many women. The decision is a
major setback for abortion foes as long as the Roe-Casey framework of abortion rights holds. It …