BACKGROUND: Health care providers may be reluctant to offer medication abortion to low-
income, non-English-speaking populations. Concerns include lack of patient interest …

Abstract Background In Argentina, abortion has been decriminalized under certain
circumstances since the enactment of the Penal Code in 1922. Nevertheless, access to …

This paper describes the implementation of five Safe Abortion Information Hotlines (SAIH), a
strategy developed by feminist collectives in a growing number of countries where abortion …

Objective To describe public policies, social actions, particularly those of obstetricians/
gynecologists, and changes in abortion-related legislation in the different historical periods …

Objectives To describe the epidemiology of abortion in Ecuador from 2004 to 2014 and
compare the prevalence between the public and the private health care systems. Methods …

Illegal abortion is responsible for up to half of maternal deaths and consumes a large
proportion of health resources in many developing countries, particularly in Africa and Latin …

This paper describes the implementation of five Safe Abortion Information Hotlines (SAIH),
astrategy developed by feminist collectives in a growing number of countries where abortion …

In Argentina, unsafe abortions are the primary cause of maternal mortality, accounting for
32% of maternal deaths. During reform of the National Constitution in 1994, the women's …

BACKGROUND: In Mexico, abortion is not penalized when a woman gets pregnant as a
result of rape, yet access to abortion services is limited. Understanding physicians' opinions …

Background Abortion laws are extremely restrictive in Brazil. The knowledge, opinions of
abortion laws, and abortion practices of obstetrician-gynecologists can have a significant …