… Although we all have a general idea of what abortion is, how might one define it? … focuses
primarily on the ethics of abortion, it is not without implications for the legality of abortion. In …

… I believed then and still believe now that no morality is immune from critique. As I show in
this book, any effective morality must be susceptible to reform and revolutionary change. This …

… We also assess what the ethical implications of extending gestation should be for newborn
… , it should not necessarily have implications for abortion policy. We compare our ethical …

… at which there is a human person who is the subject of moral and legal rights. There is little
agreement between the opponents of abortion … It cannot be settled by any scientific evidence. …

… Here, we use the morality policy literature to analyse the way that abortion policies are
implemented, contested and reformed. In order to understand continuity and change on morality …

… with relatively liberal abortion laws, over 90% of all abortions take place … abortions before
13 weeks’ gestation do not involve any meaningful likelihood of pain for the fetus. Abortions …

… ) the premise that abortion is impermissible, it is not morally impermissible to … to abortion.
Indeed, we will argue that such research is a moral imperative if there is a realistic prospect of it …

… It is insufficient to dichotomize attitudes toward abortion as either pro-life or pro-choice; this
research suggests that, at minimum, there is … I find abortion morally repugnant and I believe it …

OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the prevalence and features of policies regulating abortion in US
teaching hospitals. METHODS: In this mixed-methods study, we conducted a national survey …

Most opposition to induced abortion turns on the belief that human fetuses are persons from
conception. On this view, the moral status of the fetus alone requires those in a position to …