Complications of Unsafe and Self-Managed Abortion As US abortion laws become more
restrictive, women will end pregnancies without clinical supervision. Clinicians must …

Dobbs v Jackson Women's Health Organization, at least 13 states have already banned
abortion, and additional states have imposed severe restrictions that ban abortion as early …

Missed abortions are a common occurrence and represent a heavy gynaecological
emergency workload to both medical and nursing staff. The conventional method using …

Between 30 and 55 million induced abortions are performed worldwide each year, making
abortion one of the most prevalent means of fertility control in use today (97). Since women …

Internists care for many women who have had abortions and many who will seek abortions
in the future. Each year, about 2% of all women of reproductive age have an abortion …

Fifteen percent to 20% of clinically recognized pregnancies end in a spontaneous loss.
Couples sustaining one loss have been informed that this is a common human phenomenon …

Although more than one method of abortion has been available for many years, in most
countries the provider chooses the method and may be skilled in one method only. This …

OBJECTIVE: To assess the safety of abortion compared with childbirth. METHODS: We
estimated mortality rates associated with live births and legal induced abortions in the …

Side effects are an expected part of medical abortion; some, such as pain and bleeding,
result from the abortion process itself and are generally managed with orally administered …

Spontaneous abortion occurs in 15% to 20% of all human pregnancies. Since the late
1800s, the management of incomplete spontaneous abortion has focused on using …