First‐trimester abortion became legal in Mexico City in April 2007. Since then, 216 755
abortions have been provided, initially in hospitals, by specialized physicians using surgical …

An assessment of abortion outcomes and costs to the health care system in Mexico City was
conducted in 2005 at a mix of public and private facilities prior to the legalisation of abortion …

In 2007, first trimester abortion was legalized in Mexico City, and the public sector rapidly
expanded its abortion services. In 2008, to obtain information on the effect of the law on …

Legal abortion services have been available in public and private health facilities in Mexico
City since April 2007 for pregnancies of up to 12 weeks gestation. As of January 2011, more …

Objective To describe utilization of health services for, and case fatality from, abortion in
Mexico. Method A historical cohort study using a census of state‐level aggregate hospital …

Advocacy by feminists and healthcare providers was essential in passing the 2012 bill
legalizing abortion in Uruguay, which was primarily framed in terms of a public health …

In the years preceding the Dobbs v Jackson Women's Health Organization (2022) decision,
there had been a shift in the demographics of abortion providers. Although most abortion …

Objective To determine the location of Canadian abortion services relative to where
reproductive-age women reside, and the characteristics of abortion facilities and providers …

METHODS: The Post-Abortion Care Costing Methodology was used to produce estimates of
direct and indirect costs of postabortion care and direct costs of legal abortions in Colombia …

Background Aspects of US clinical abortion service provision such as gestational age limits,
charges for abortion services, and anti-abortion harassment can impact the accessibility of …