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  1. Teenage abortion and pregnancy statistics by state, 1996. (Published in 2000)

  2. Abortion training in U.S. obstetrics and gynecology residency programs, 1998. (Published in 2000)

  3. Trends in adolescent males' abortion attitudes, 1988-1995: differences by race and ethnicity. (Published in 2000)

  4. Abortion and politics in Mexico: "Context is all". (Published in 2000)

  5. Abortion in Brazil: legislation, reality and options. (Published in 2000)

  6. Abortion trends in Japan, 1975-95. (Published in 2000)

  7. Abortion with mifepristone and misoprostol: regimens, efficacy, acceptability and future directions. (Published in 2000)

  8. Abortion-related mortality in Brazil: decrease and spatial inequality. [Mortalidade por causas relacionadas ao aborto no Brasil: declinio e desigualdades espaciais.] (Published in 2000)

  9. Acceptability of suction curettage and mifepristone abortion in the United States: a prospective comparison study. (Published in 2000)

  10. Accuracy of assessment of pregnancy duration by women seeking early abortions. (Published in 2000)

  11. Adolescent girls with illegally induced abortion in Dar es Salaam: the discrepancy between sexual behaviour and lack of access to contraception. (Published in 2000)

  12. Alternatives to mifepristone regimens for medical abortion. (Published in 2000)

  13. Analgesia during at-home use of misoprostol as part of a medical abortion regimen. (Published in 2000)

  14. Arteriovenous malformations of the uterus associated with medical abortion. (Published in 2000)

  15. British general practitioners' attitudes toward abortion. (Published in 2000)

  16. Case-control differences in the reliability of reporting a history of induced abortion. (Published in 2000)

  17. Circulating cytokines and CD30 in normal human pregnancy and recurrent spontaneous abortions. (Published in 2000)

  18. Counseling for medical abortion. (Published in 2000)

  19. Cytokine production by maternal lymphocytes during normal human pregnancy and in unexplained recurrent spontaneous abortion. (Published in 2000)

  20. Decreasing the need for abortion: challenges and constraints. (Published in 2000)

  21. Early surgical abortion: an alternative to and backup for medical abortion. (Published in 2000)

  22. Easing the pain: pain management in the treatment of incomplete abortion. (Published in 2000)

  23. The efficacy of medical abortion: a meta-analysis. (Published in 2000)

  24. Incidence and socioeconomic determinants of abortion in rural Upper Egypt. (Published in 2000)

  25. Induced abortion and low birthweight in the following pregnancy. (Published in 2000)

  26. Is it evidence-based practice? Prophylactic antibiotics for termination of pregnancy to minimize post-abortion pelvic infection? (Published in 2000)

  27. Legal issues in the provision of medical abortion. (Published in 2000)

  28. Low-dose mifepristone followed by vaginal misoprostol at 48 hours for abortion up to 63 days. (Published in 2000)

  29. Making abortions safe: a matter of good public health policy and practice. (Published in 2000)

  30. Making legal abortion available in Brazil: partnerships in practice. (Published in 2000)

  31. Management of side effects and complications in medical abortion. (Published in 2000)

  32. Medical abortion in social context. (Published in 2000)

  33. Medical abortion regimens: historical context and overview. (Published in 2000)

  34. Medical abortion service delivery. (Published in 2000)

  35. National crisis, supranational opportunity: the Irish construction of abortion as a European service. (Published in 2000)

  36. Parity is a major determinant of success rate in medical abortion: a retrospective analysis of 3161 consecutive cases of early medical abortion treated with reduced doses of mifepristone and vaginal gemeprost. (Published in 2000)

  37. Peripheral natural killer cytotoxicity and CD56pos CD16pos cells increase during early pregnancy in women with a history of recurrent spontaneous abortion. (Published in 2000)

  38. The potential role of contraception in reducing abortion. (Published in 2000)

  39. Predictors of analgesia use during supervised medical abortion. (Published in 2000)

  40. The problem of illegally induced abortion: results from a hospital-based study conducted at district level in Dar es Salaam. (Published in 2000)

  41. The process of decision-making on abortion: a grounded theory study of young men in Sweden. (Published in 2000)

  42. Randomized comparison of efficacy, acceptability and cost of medical versus surgical abortion. (Published in 2000)

  43. The reality of unsafe abortion in a rural community in south India. (Published in 2000)

  44. Reproductive health services in rural Washington State: scope of practice and provision of medical abortions, 1996-1997. (Published in 2000)

  45. Reproductive rights and abortion in the Dominican Republic: lost battles and lessons learned. (Published in 2000)

  46. The role of advocacy in implementing the South African abortion law. (Published in 2000)

  47. The roles of clinical assessment, human chorionic gonadotropin assays, and ultrasonography in medical abortion practice. (Published in 2000)

  48. Safety of extraovular catheter insertion for second-trimester abortion. (Published in 2000)

  49. Safety of intra-amniotic digoxin administration before late second-trimester abortion by dilation and evacuation. (Published in 2000)

  50. Self-reports of induced abortion: an empathetic setting can improve the quality of data. (Published in 2000)

  51. Socioeconomic and cultural determinants of abortion among Jewish women in Israel. (Published in 2000)

  52. Timing of pain and bleeding after mifepristone-induced abortion. (Published in 2000)

  53. Underground ads promote abortion care. (Published in 2000)

  54. Vaginal misoprostol in the management of first-trimester missed abortions. (Published in 2000)

  55. Unsafe abortion and postabortion care in Zimbabwe: community perspectives. (Published in 2000)

  56. Community level dynamics of unsafe abortion in western Kenya and opportunities for prevention. Summary of findings and recommendations from pre-intervention research. (Published in 2000)

  57. Comprehensive reproductive health and family planning training curriculum. Module 11: Manual vacuum aspiration (MVA) for treatment of incomplete abortion. Participant's manual. (Published in 2000)

  58. Comprehensive reproductive health and family planning training curriculum. Module 11: Manual vacuum aspiration (MVA) for treatment of incomplete abortion. (Published in 2000)

  59. The substitution of contraception for abortion in Kazakhstan in the 1990s. (Published in 2000)

  60. Mifepristone: an early abortion option. Update. (Published in 2000)

  61. Profile of induced abortions in women from an urban slum of Delhi. (Published in 2000)

  62. Fertility transition, contraceptive use, and abortion in rural Bangladesh: the case of Matlab. (Published in 2000)

  63. Abortion and contraceptive use in Turkey. (Published in 2000)

  64. Most abortion patients view their experience favorably, but medical abortion gets a higher rating than surgical. (Published in 2000)

  65. After abortion, Danish women's odds of preterm delivery are doubled. (Published in 2000)

  66. The impact of Mississippi's mandatory delay law on the timing of abortion. [Impact de la loi du Mississipi sur le délai obligatoire sur le moment de l'avortement.] (Published in 2000)

  67. Early medical abortion regimens using different dosages of mifepristone are equally successful. (Published in 2000)

  68. Abortion politics and U.S. population aid: coping with a complex new law. (Published in 2000)

  69. Abortion services in South Africa: available yet not accessible to all. (Published in 2000)

  70. Work in progress: the expansion of access to abortion services in South Africa following legalization. (Published in 2000)

  71. Promoting contraceptive use and choice: France's approach to teen pregnancy and abortion. (Published in 2000)

  72. Abortion is four times deadlier than childbirth. New studies unmask high maternal death rates from abortion. (Published in 2000)

  73. Abortion pill is approved for sale in United States. (Published in 2000)

  74. Abortion pill withdrawn in Germany after financial losses. (Published in 2000)

  75. Buffer zone law for abortion clinics declared unconstitutional. (Published in 2000)

  76. A 26-year-old woman with a second abortion [letter] (Published in 2000)

  77. A 26-year-old woman with a second abortion. In reply [letter] (Published in 2000)

  78. The abortifacient effect of the birth control pill and the principle of 'double effect'. (Published in 2000)

  79. Abortion among rural women in north Ethiopia. (Published in 2000)

  80. Abortion and human rights in sub-Saharan Africa. (Published in 2000)

  81. Abortion and unplanned pregnancy [letter] (Published in 2000)

  82. Abortion and unplanned pregnancy [letter] (Published in 2000)

  83. Abortion and unplanned pregnancy [letter] (Published in 2000)

  84. Abortion and unplanned pregnancy. In reply [letter] (Published in 2000)

  85. Abortion decline [letter] (Published in 2000)

  86. Abortion in Africa: a birth control method and a public health issue. (Published in 2000)

  87. Abortion in Africa: birth control method and public health problem. [L'avortement en Afrique: mode de controle des naissances et probleme de sante publique.] (Published in 2000)

  88. Abortion in Uganda. (Published in 2000)

  89. Abortion laws around the world. [Las leyes de aborto en el mundo.] (Published in 2000)

  90. The abortion numbers in Mexico. [Las cifras del aborto en México.] (Published in 2000)

  91. Abortion on request in Switzerland. (Published in 2000)

  92. Abortion reform in South Africa. (Published in 2000)

  93. Abortion reporting in the era of medical procedures: why is it important? Federal report. (Published in 2000)

  94. Abortion returns to haunt US presidential campaign. (Published in 2000)

  95. Abortion seeking behaviour in urban slums: a case study. (Published in 2000)

  96. Abortion services and health care. (Published in 2000)

  97. Abortion surveillance -- United States, 1997. (Published in 2000)

  98. Abortion, autonomy and prenatal diagnosis. (Published in 2000)

  99. Abortion, breast cancer, and informed consent. (Published in 2000)

  100. Abortion. (Published in 2000)

  101. Abortion: articulating a moral view. (Published in 2000)

  102. Abortion: realities and responsibilities. (Published in 2000)

  103. Abortion: survey in Guanajuato. [El aborto. Encuesta en Guanajuato.] (Published in 2000)

  104. Abortions on the increase in Spain. (Published in 2000)

  105. Acceptability and side effects of early abortion with mifepristone-misoprostol compared to vacuum aspiration in China, Cuba and India. (Published in 2000)

  106. Activists want tighter controls on abortion in Singapore. (Published in 2000)

  107. Addressing the consequences of unsafe abortion: insights from Pathfinder program experience. (Published in 2000)

  108. Advanced practice clinicians and medical abortion: increasing access to care. (Published in 2000)

  109. Against unsafe abortion. Saving women's lives. Need to strengthen hospital resources for management of complications of abortions in Nepal. (Published in 2000)

  110. Ambivalence -- a logical response to legal abortion: a prospective study among women and men. (Published in 2000)

  111. Analysis on the emergency contraception knowledge level and its influencing factors among abortion patients in Shanghai city. (Published in 2000)

  112. Analysis says boost in overseas family planning aid would yield improved health, fewer abortions. (Published in 2000)

  113. Antibiotics for incomplete abortion. (Published in 2000)

  114. Antibiotics in incomplete abortion. (Published in 2000)

  115. Attitudes to abortion among adolescents in urban Zambia. (Published in 2000)

  116. Attitudes toward abortion. (Published in 2000)

  117. Avoiding anomalous newborns: preemptive abortion, treatment thresholds and the case of baby Messenger. (Published in 2000)

  118. The Bishops and abortion: rhetoric vs. reality. (Published in 2000)

  119. Bleeding patterns after early abortion with mifepristone and misoprostol or manual vacuum aspiration. (Published in 2000)

  120. Bowel prolapse through perforated uterus following induced abortion. (Published in 2000)

  121. A Catholic defense of the right to abortion. [Una defensa católica del derecho al aborto.] (Published in 2000)

  122. Causes of unsafe abortion and its long term sequelae. (Published in 2000)

  123. Changes in abortions laws being considered in Ireland, Philippines and Paraguay. (Published in 2000)

  124. Clinical effects of Lithospermum Ruderale dosage and using-time on medicinal abortion induced by mifepristone and misoprostol. (Published in 2000)

  125. College students' attitudes toward abortion and commitment to the issue. (Published in 2000)

  126. A comparison of the Abortion Rights Mobilization and Population Council trials. (Published in 2000)

  127. Comparison of two doses of mifepristone in combination with misoprostol for early medical abortion: a randomised trial. (Published in 2000)

  128. Competitive framing processes in the abortion debate: polarization-vilification, frame saving, and frame debunking. (Published in 2000)

  129. Consent denied for sterilisation and abortion on grounds of mental disability in UK and Italian court cases: was justice done? (Published in 2000)

  130. Constructing explanations for U.S. state governors' races: the abortion issue and the 1990 gubernatorial elections. (Published in 2000)

  131. Contraception and abortion in Cuba. [Anticoncepcion y aborto en Cuba.] (Published in 2000)

  132. Contraceptive intentions of women seeking induced abortion in the city of Jos, Nigeria. (Published in 2000)

  133. Contradictions in human rights and social attitudes: case studies of abortion in Uganda. (Published in 2000)

  134. Contributions of criminal law and the decriminalization of abortion. [Los aportes del derecho penal y la despenalizacion del aborto.] (Published in 2000)

  135. The counseling component of medical abortion. (Published in 2000)

  136. Counseling patients when abortion is legal and the fetus is viable. (Published in 2000)

  137. Debate on abortion, Northern Ireland. (Published in 2000)

  138. The difference between emergency contraception (ECPS) and early abortion options (RU 486) (Published in 2000)

  139. Dissenting view. A Brief, Liberal, Catholic Defense of Abortion [by] Daniel A. Dombrowski and Robert Deltete. Book review. (Published in 2000)

  140. Do public attitudes toward abortion influence attitudes toward family planning? Findings from a survey of Americans. (Published in 2000)

  141. Dutch ship plans to provide abortions. (Published in 2000)

  142. Early medical abortion in India: three studies and their implications for abortion services. (Published in 2000)

  143. Encouraging humane treatment of post-abortion patients through medical education in Bolivia. (Published in 2000)

  144. Ethics and politics of embryo and stem cell research: reinscribing the abortion debate. (Published in 2000)

  145. Even when legal, abortion is often inaccessible. (Published in 2000)

  146. Experiences and satisfaction with providing methotrexate-induced abortions among US providers. (Published in 2000)

  147. Femininity and abortion attitudes. (Published in 2000)

  148. Fight continues to end harsh abortion law. Nepal. (Published in 2000)

  149. For "father" of abortion drug, vindication at last. (Published in 2000)

  150. Gains in contraceptive use may spur abortion drops. (Published in 2000)

  151. Getting the story straight. The press and "partial-birth abortion". (Published in 2000)

  152. Had an abortion? Not guilty. Impact in a Latin American country. (Published in 2000)

  153. Heads Up] Potential legal obstacles to medical abortion. (Published in 2000)

  154. How to talk about abortion. A guide to successful communications. (Published in 2000)

  155. Improving early options for abortion: it's time to stop waiting [editorial] (Published in 2000)

  156. Improving quality and reducing costs in post-abortion care in Peru. [Mejoramiento de la calidad y reducción de los costos en la atención postaborto en Perú.] (Published in 2000)

  157. Improving reproductive health for refugee women through post-abortion care. (Published in 2000)

  158. In-depth interviews with medical abortion clients: thoughts on the method and home administration of misoprostol. (Published in 2000)

  159. Incidence of induced abortion in India: a study of socio-cultural aspects from NFHS data. (Published in 2000)

  160. Incidence of spontaneous abortion in Bahrain before and after the Gulf War of 1991. [Incidence de l'avortement spontané au Bahrein avant et après la Guerre du Golfe de 1991.] (Published in 2000)

  161. Increased use of contraception in Kazakhstan contributes to abortion decline. (Published in 2000)

  162. Induced abortion and breast cancer risk. (Published in 2000)

  163. Induced abortion and psychosexuality. (Published in 2000)

  164. Induced abortion in Colombia. [El aborto inducido en Colombia.] (Published in 2000)

  165. Induced abortion. (Published in 2000)

  166. Induced abortion. (Published in 2000)

  167. Induced abortion: a four-year experience at a University Gynaecological Clinic in Greece. (Published in 2000)

  168. Instituting medical abortion services: changes in outcome and acceptability related to provider experience. (Published in 2000)

  169. Invited commentary: reporting bias in case-control studies on induced abortion and breast cancer. (Published in 2000)

  170. Is medical abortion acceptable to all American women: the impact of sociodemographic characteristics on the acceptability of mifepristone-misoprostol abortion. (Published in 2000)

  171. The knowledge, acceptability, and use of misoprostol for self-induced medical abortion in an urban US population. (Published in 2000)

  172. The legal situation of abortion in Mexico. [Situación legal del aborto en México.] (Published in 2000)

  173. Making abortions safe. (Published in 2000)

  174. Maternal death and induced abortion -- a critical analysis. (Published in 2000)

  175. Maternal Mortality and Unsafe Abortion: Confronting the Reality, roundtable, October 14, 1999] [Mortalidad Materna y Aborto Inseguro: Enfrentando la Realidad, Mesa Redonda, 14 Octubre de 1999.] (Published in 2000)

  176. Medical abortion alternatives to mifepristone. (Published in 2000)

  177. Medical abortion and the potential for new abortion providers: a cautionary tale. (Published in 2000)

  178. Medical abortion in China. (Published in 2000)

  179. Medical abortion: public health and private lives. (Published in 2000)

  180. Medical abortion: where we are in Europe. (Published in 2000)

  181. Meeting women's health care needs after abortion. [Satisfaire les besoins de sante des femmes apres avortement.] (Published in 2000)

  182. In Mexico, abortion rights strictly for the books. (Published in 2000)

  183. In Mexico. Women and abortion in electoral platforms. [En México. Las mujeres y el aborto en las plataformas electorales.] (Published in 2000)

  184. Michigan's recent attempt to ban abortion is blocked. [Blocage d'une tentative récente d'interdiction de l'avortement au Michigan.] (Published in 2000)

  185. Mifepristone approval won't remedy the abortion restrictions you face. (Published in 2000)

  186. Mifepristone for abortion approved in USA. (Published in 2000)

  187. Militant anti-abortion group sets sights on the world. (Published in 2000)

  188. Misoprostol alone -- a new method of medical abortion? (Published in 2000)

  189. Misoprostol; intracervical versus intravaginal routes: a comparative study in induction of midtrimester abortion. (Published in 2000)

  190. Mode of action of medical methods of abortion. (Published in 2000)

  191. The morality of abortion and the deprivation of futures. (Published in 2000)

  192. New approaches to abortion. Medical abortion. [Novas abordagens em relacao ao aborto. Aborto medico.] (Published in 2000)

  193. New study claims abortion is behind decrease in crime. (Published in 2000)

  194. Northern Ireland resists extending abortion act. (Published in 2000)

  195. Opening a door to safe abortion: international perspectives on medical abortifacient use. (Published in 2000)

  196. Patients' rights supplant abortion on campaign trail. (Published in 2000)

  197. PGE1 analogue for the induction of abortion in midtrimester pregnancy complicated by fetal death: a randomized trial. (Published in 2000)

  198. Political demography: reproduction, abortion, and social control in Ceausescu's Romania. [Nepesedespolitika: reprodukcio, abortusz es tarsadalmi ellenorzes Ceausescu Romaniajaban.] (Published in 2000)

  199. Post-abortion contraceptive acceptability in Blantyre, Malawi. (Published in 2000)

  200. Post-abortion mania [letter] (Published in 2000)

  201. The presence of men in the discourse and practice of abortion. [La presencia de los varones en al discurso y en la práctica del aborto.] (Published in 2000)

  202. Prevention of unwanted pregnancies and dangerous abortions -- a reproductive health right. [La prevention des grossesses non desirees et des avortements dangereux - un droit de la sante reproductive.] (Published in 2000)

  203. Prolonged application of mifepristone with misoprostol for terminating early pregnancy and its effect on the prevention of bleeding after medical abortion. (Published in 2000)

  204. Protection of RU-486 as contraception, emergency contraception and as an abortifacient under the law of contraception. (Published in 2000)

  205. Providing medical abortion: legal issues of relevance to providers. (Published in 2000)

  206. Questions and answers about medical abortion. (Published in 2000)

  207. Racism, poverty, abortion, and other reproductive outcomes [letter] (Published in 2000)

  208. Reactions to prenatal testing: reflection of religiosity and attitudes toward abortion and people with disabilities. (Published in 2000)

  209. Reconceiving abortion: medical practice, women's access, and feminist politics before and after Roe v. Wade. (Published in 2000)

  210. A record-based evaluation of induced abortion and breast cancer risk (United States) (Published in 2000)

  211. Recurrent spontaneous abortions: review of the literature. [Les avortements spontanes a repetion (revue de la litterature)] (Published in 2000)

  212. Religiosity and attitudes about abortion. (Published in 2000)

  213. Republicans say, "Don't ask, don't tell": abortion gets the silent treatment. (Published in 2000)

  214. Research on regimens for early medical abortion. (Published in 2000)

  215. Resources on unsafe abortion. (Published in 2000)

  216. A right to life for the unborn? The current debate on abortion in Germany and Norbert Hoerster's legal-philosophical justification for the right to life. (Published in 2000)

  217. Rights without access: revisiting public funding of abortion for poor women. (Published in 2000)

  218. Role of abortion in the fertility transition in Kerala. (Published in 2000)

  219. Role of transvaginal color doppler ultrasonography in the prediction of pregnancy outcome in women with first trimesteric threatened abortion. (Published in 2000)

  220. Rupture of the cervix in a sulprostone induced abortion in the second trimester. (Published in 2000)

  221. Seagoing abortion clinic proposed by Dutch woman. (Published in 2000)

  222. The second abortion pill. Health policy -- drug approval. (Published in 2000)

  223. Second trimester abortion and complications: an insight. (Published in 2000)

  224. Sexual and reproductive health briefing cards: rights-based approach, life cycle approach, violence against women, safe motherhood, unwanted pregnancy, unsafe abortion, adolescent sexual and reproductive health, STDs / HIV / AIDS, fertility and population growth. (Published in 2000)

  225. Should abortion reporting continue in Canada? (Published in 2000)

  226. Social impacts of technological diffusion: prenatal diagnosis and induced abortion in Brazil. (Published in 2000)

  227. Studies on expression of IGF-II gene in deciduas derived from medical abortion patients. (Published in 2000)

  228. Supreme Court upholds abortion rights. Decision underscores "partial-birth" ruse. (Published in 2000)

  229. Supreme Court upholds two key abortion rights. "Partial birth" ban struck down, 5-4; clinic protest restrictions upheld, 6-3. (Published in 2000)

  230. Thailand. Nationwide survey takes a close look at induced abortions. (Published in 2000)

  231. Time lost from work among women choosing medical or surgical abortions. (Published in 2000)

  232. Treatment with 2% clindamycin vaginal cream prior to first trimester surgical abortion to reduce signs of postoperative infection: a prospective, double-blinded, placebo-controlled, multicenter study. (Published in 2000)

  233. Trends in abortion attitude among young adults: 1977-1993. (Published in 2000)

  234. Twenty stories, one theme: abortion. [Veinte historias, un mismo tema: aborto.] (Published in 2000)

  235. U.S. approves abortion pill; drug offers more privacy, and could reshape debate. Ready in 4 weeks. Woman will be able to end early pregnancy in her own home. (Published in 2000)

  236. Unsafe abortion -- a major public health problem. (Published in 2000)

  237. Unsafe abortion -- a worldwide problem. (Published in 2000)

  238. Unsafe abortion -- what can be done? (Published in 2000)

  239. Unsafe abortion: a challenge to safe reproductive health in Egypt. (Published in 2000)

  240. Unwanted pregnancies and the role of induced abortions in India. (Published in 2000)

  241. Unwanted pregnancy -- the reason behind abortion. (Published in 2000)

  242. Uteroplacental circulation in patients with first-trimester threatened abortion. [Circulation utéro-placentaire chez des patientes avec menace d'avortement au premier trimestre.] (Published in 2000)

  243. Vaginal misoprostol administered 1,2, or 3 days after mifepristone for early medical abortion. A randomized trial. (Published in 2000)

  244. Views on abortion. [Miradas sobre el aborto.] (Published in 2000)

  245. With regard to abortion, our responsibility is to create informed social conscience. [Frente al aborto, nuestra responsabilidad es crear conciencia social informada.] (Published in 2000)

  246. Women who undergo abortion. [Las mujeres que abortan.] (Published in 2000)

  247. Women's needs for abortion related care. (Published in 2000)

  248. The world's abortion laws 2000. [Wallchart] (Published in 2000)

  249. Young people's attitudes to abortion for abnormality. (Published in 2000)

  250. Early abortion by mifepristone (RU 486) followed by vaginal gel (meteneprost) versus oral (misoprostol) prostaglandin. (Published in 1999)

  251. International developments in abortion law from 1988 to 1998. (Published in 1999)

  252. Prenatal diagnosis and selective abortion: a challenge to practice and policy. (Published in 1999)

  253. A randomized double-blind placebo-controlled study to assess the effect of oral contraceptive pills on the outcome of medical abortion with mifepristone and misoprostol. (Published in 1999)

  254. Deceptive anti-abortion crisis pregnancy centers. (Published in 1999)

  255. Abortion. Update. (Published in 1999)

  256. Women's role in decision making in abortion: profiles from rural Maharashtra. (Published in 1999)

  257. Position statement on abortion and access to comprehensive reproductive health services. (Published in 1999)

  258. Both unwanted pregnancies and abortions are common among women in Nigeria. (Published in 1999)

  259. Characteristics of women who obtain induced abortion: a worldwide review. (Published in 1999)

  260. Recent trends in abortion rates worldwide. (Published in 1999)

  261. Safety, efficacy and acceptability of mifepristone-misoprostol medical abortion in Vietnam. (Published in 1999)

  262. From the patient's perspective: quality of abortion care. (Published in 1999)

  263. Vietnam's abortion rate rises as "baby boomers" come of age. (Published in 1999)

  264. Medical abortion still not available in most countries. (Published in 1999)

  265. More British abortions for Irish women. (Published in 1999)

  266. Most deaths related to abortion occur in the developing world. (Published in 1999)

  267. Record numbers of Irish women visit Britain for abortion. (Published in 1999)

  268. 25 mg or 50 mg ok oral methotrexate followed by vaginal misoprostol 7 days after for early abortion. (Published in 1999)

  269. 78,000 women die each year from unsafe abortions worldwide. It is estimated that there are 20 million unsafe abortions per year on a global basis. (Published in 1999)

  270. Abortion among adolescents in Cuba. (Published in 1999)

  271. Abortion and assent. (Published in 1999)

  272. Abortion and Reproductive Rights: a Comprehensive Guide to Medicine, Ethics and the Law on CD-ROM. [Review] (Published in 1999)

  273. Abortion as a method of birth control: a case study of hazards of abortion in Macedonia. (Published in 1999)

  274. Abortion as public health problem. [El aborto como problema de salud publica.] (Published in 1999)

  275. Abortion as stigma: cognitive and emotional implications of concealment. (Published in 1999)

  276. Abortion attitudes and personality. (Published in 1999)

  277. Abortion attitudes as determinants of perceptions regarding male involvement in abortion decisions. (Published in 1999)

  278. Abortion care gets high marks from patients. (Published in 1999)

  279. Abortion complications in Abidjan (Ivory Coast) (Published in 1999)

  280. The abortion debate in the world arena. (Published in 1999)

  281. Abortion debate spreads to pharmacy counter. (Published in 1999)

  282. Abortion in context: United States and worldwide. (Published in 1999)

  283. Abortion in India: current situation and future challenges. (Published in 1999)

  284. Abortion in Ljubljana, Slovenia: a method of contraception or an emergency procedure? (Published in 1999)

  285. Abortion in the developing world. (Published in 1999)

  286. Abortion in the developing world. (Published in 1999)

  287. Abortion in the north of Burkina Faso. (Published in 1999)

  288. Abortion in Viet Nam: an assessment of policy, programme and research issues. Report of an assessment. (Published in 1999)

  289. Abortion issue returns but world has changed. (Published in 1999)

  290. The abortion law for the Distrito Federal (Mexico City): suspended history. [La ley del aborto para el Distrito Federal: una historia en suspenso.] (Published in 1999)

  291. Abortion law reform in western Australia. (Published in 1999)

  292. Abortion legalization and child living circumstances: who is the "marginal child"? (Published in 1999)

  293. Abortion politics in the United States, 1972-1994: from single issue to ideology. (Published in 1999)

  294. Abortion practice in a municipality of Havana, Cuba. (Published in 1999)

  295. Abortion restrictions and the drive for mental health parity: a conflict in values? (Published in 1999)

  296. Abortion restrictions may undermine welfare reform. (Published in 1999)

  297. Abortion services in rural Washington State, 1983-1984 to 1993-1994: availability and outcomes. (Published in 1999)

  298. Abortion services in two public sector hospitals in Istanbul, Turkey: how well do they meet women's needs? (Published in 1999)

  299. Abortion surveillance -- United States, 1996. (Published in 1999)

  300. Abortion, relationship, and property in labor: a clinical case study. (Published in 1999)

  301. Abortion: a rights and health issue. (Published in 1999)

  302. Abortion: behaviour of adolescents in two districts in Kenya. (Published in 1999)

  303. Abortion: knowledge and perceptions of adolescents in two districts in Kenya. (Published in 1999)

  304. Abortion: population at risk. Spain. [Aborto: poblacion de riesgo.] (Published in 1999)

  305. Abortion: taking on the hard questions. (Published in 1999)

  306. Abortion: three rival versions of suffering. (Published in 1999)

  307. Abortion: why bioethics can have no answer -- a personal perspective. (Published in 1999)

  308. Acceptability of methotrexate-induced abortion among women in the U.S. Final report. (Published in 1999)

  309. After feticide: coping with late-term abortion in Israel, Western Europe, and the United States. (Published in 1999)

     

  310. Assessing the prevalence and determinants of unwanted pregnancy and induced abortion in Nigeria. (Published in 1999)

  311. Attitudes toward abortion, capital punishment, and assisted suicide. (Published in 1999)

  312. Attributional and symbolic predictors of abortion attitudes. (Published in 1999)

  313. Between political debate and women's suffering: abortion in Mexico. (Published in 1999)

  314. Beyond the tracks of an uncertain future: from abortion to sexual and reproductive rights. [Tras las huellas de un porvenir incierto: del aborto a los derechos sexuales y reproductivos.] (Published in 1999)

  315. Calculating induced abortion rates -- a reply [letter] (Published in 1999)

  316. A call for decriminalization of abortion. [Un llamado a favor de la despenalizacion del aborto.] (Published in 1999)

  317. A call to ensure safe and accessible abortion in all countries. (Published in 1999)

  318. Clandestine abortion in Latin America: provider perspectives. (Published in 1999)

  319. The clinical and experimental studies of ChanLe Chongji for reducing bleeding after abortion. (Published in 1999)

  320. Collaborative research and development on mifepristone in China to reduce unwanted pregnancies and recourse to abortion. (Published in 1999)

  321. A comment concerning abortion rites in Japan. (Published in 1999)

  322. Community perspectives on unsafe abortion and postabortion care, Bulawayo and Hwange districts, Zimbabwe. (Published in 1999)

  323. Comparing abortion induced with methotrexate and misoprostol to methotrexate alone. (Published in 1999)

  324. Conception rates after abortion with methotrexate and misoprostol. (Published in 1999)

  325. Constitutional law: state partial birth abortion statutes may be constitutional. (Published in 1999)

  326. Contraception and abortions. [Prevensjon og aborter.] (Published in 1999)

  327. Contraceptive coverage, abortion dominate 1999 state, court activity. (Published in 1999)

  328. Coping with the abortion experience: restoring wholeness --tending the garden [abstract] (Published in 1999)

  329. Creating linkages between incomplete abortion treatment and family planning services in Kenya. (Published in 1999)

  330. Cultural and psychosocial factors affecting contraceptive use and abortion in two provinces of Turkey. (Published in 1999)

  331. Cytogenetic diagnosis of "normal 46, XX" karyotypes in spontaneous abortions frequently may be misleading. (Published in 1999)

  332. The declines in adolescent pregnancy, birth and abortion rates in the 1990s: what factors are responsible? A special report commissioned by the Consortium of State Physicians Resource Councils. (Published in 1999)

  333. Definition of abortion is found to vary abroad. Some procedures escape U.S. aid limits. (Published in 1999)

  334. Determinants and medical characteristics of induced abortion among poor urban women in north-east Brazil. (Published in 1999)

  335. Determinants of induced abortion and subsequent reproductive behaviour among women in three urban districts of Nepal. (Published in 1999)

  336. Developing community-based strategies to decrease maternal morbidity and mortality due to unsafe abortion: pre-intervention research report. (Published in 1999)

  337. Doctors sue Internet anti-abortionists. (Published in 1999)

  338. Does an acidic medium enhance the efficacy of vaginal misoprostol for pre-abortion cervical priming? (Published in 1999)

  339. Early abortion with 800 micrograms of misoprostol by the vaginal route. (Published in 1999)

  340. Effect of causing fetal cardiac asystole on second-trimester abortion. (Published in 1999)

  341. The effect of spontaneous abortion on attitude towards emergency obstetric care. (Published in 1999)

  342. Effects of globalization on the efforts to decriminalize abortion in Mexico. (Published in 1999)

  343. Efforts to reduce abortion-related mortality in South Africa. (Published in 1999)

  344. Emergency contraception. Contraception, not abortion: an analysis of laws and policy around the world. (Published in 1999)

  345. Emotion regulation in psychological adjustment to abortion [abstract] (Published in 1999)

  346. Estimating the efficacy of medical abortion. (Published in 1999)

  347. Ethics on the job: a survey. Where nurses stand on abortion. (Published in 1999)

  348. Examining the absence of a gender effect on abortion attitudes: is there really no difference? (Published in 1999)

  349. Experiencing abortion: a phenomenological investigation [abstract] (Published in 1999)

  350. Exposure to violence and posttraumatic stress symptomatology among abortion clinic workers. (Published in 1999)

  351. The expression of integrin Beta 3 and intercellular adhesion molecule (ICAM-1) in decidua and chorionic villi during mifepristone induced abortion. (Published in 1999)

  352. Factors affecting induced abortion behaviour among married women in Shanghai, China. (Published in 1999)

  353. The facts. Medical abortion: an alternative for women. (Published in 1999)

  354. Family planning prevents abortions. (Published in 1999)

  355. Female adolescents at the crossroads: sexuality, contraception and abortion in Mexico. (Published in 1999)

  356. Female demographic disadvantage in India 1981-1991: sex selective abortions and female infanticide. (Published in 1999)

  357. Fighting to change a harsh abortion law. Nepal. (Published in 1999)

  358. First-trimester induced abortion: a study of Sichuan province, China. (Published in 1999)

  359. From abortion to contraception. A resource to public policies and reproductive behavior in Central and Eastern Europe from 1917 to the present. (Published in 1999)

  360. Gender role and religion as predictors of attitude toward abortion in Croatia, Slovenia, the Czech Republic, and the United States. (Published in 1999)

  361. Hindsight and the abortion experience: what abortion means to women years later. (Published in 1999)

  362. Historic meeting on "The Right to Family Planning, Contraception and Abortion in Ten World Religions" set for July in Philadelphia. (Published in 1999)

  363. Human rights and abortion laws. (Published in 1999)

  364. The impact of religiosity on race variations in abortion attitudes. (Published in 1999)

  365. The impact of state abortion policy on selective abortion ratios in the United States [abstract] (Published in 1999)

  366. Improving reproductive health service by using manual vacuum aspiration in the management of incomplete abortion. (Published in 1999)

  367. Improving the treatment of incomplete abortion and postabortion family planning in Peru. (Published in 1999)

  368. The incidence and social and demographic characteristics of abortion in Colombia. (Published in 1999)

  369. The incidence of abortion worldwide. (Published in 1999)

  370. Induced abortion among unmarried women in Sichuan province, China: a survey. (Published in 1999)

  371. Induced abortion and duration of third stage labour in a subsequent pregnancy. (Published in 1999)

  372. Induced abortion and prevalence of sexually transmitted diseases and contraceptive behavior in abortion cases, Gambella Hospital, south west Ethiopia. (Published in 1999)

  373. Induced abortion and risk of breast cancer [abstract] (Published in 1999)

  374. Induced abortion and subsequent pregnancy duration. (Published in 1999)

  375. Induced abortion and the outcome of subsequent pregnancy in China: client and provider perspectives. (Published in 1999)

  376. Induced abortion in a province in the Philippines: the opinion, role, and experience of traditional birth attendants and government midwives. (Published in 1999)

  377. Induced abortion in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania: the plight of adolescents. (Published in 1999)

  378. Induced abortion in Sri Lanka: opinions of reproductive health care providers. (Published in 1999)

  379. Induced abortion in the developing world: evaluating an indirect estimation technique [abstract] (Published in 1999)

  380. Induced abortion. Legislation, epidemiology, complications. [Interruption volontaire de grossesse. Legislation, epidemiologie, complications.] (Published in 1999)

  381. Induced abortion: a method for birth control? (Published in 1999)

  382. Induced abortion: physician training and practice patterns. (Published in 1999)

  383. Induced abortion: what's happening in rural Bangladesh. (Published in 1999)

  384. Induced abortions in Bulgaria. Trends during the period 1986-1996. (Published in 1999)

  385. Induced second trimester abortion by extra-amniotic prostaglandin infusion in patients with a cesarean scar: is it safe? (Published in 1999)

  386. Influence of physician attitudes on willingness to perform abortion. (Published in 1999)

  387. Integrity of young abortion applicants is overestimated. [Unga abortsokandes integritet overvarderas inom sjukvarden.] (Published in 1999)

  388. Intersecting health risks: adolescent unwanted pregnancy, unsafe abortion and AIDS. (Published in 1999)

  389. Irish government widens the abortion debate. (Published in 1999)

  390. Is choosing lone motherhood weaker than abortion? (Published in 1999)

  391. The law, the AMA, and partial-birth abortion [letter] (Published in 1999)

  392. The law, the AMA, and partial-birth abortion [letter] (Published in 1999)

  393. The law, the AMA, and partial-birth abortion [letter] (Published in 1999)

  394. The law, the AMA, and partial-birth abortion [letter] (Published in 1999)

  395. The law, the AMA, and partial-birth abortion [letter] (Published in 1999)

  396. The law, the AMA, and partial-birth abortion [letter] (Published in 1999)

  397. Legal, but. Abortion access in the United States. (Published in 1999)

  398. The legalization of abortion: a major public health issue [letter] (Published in 1999)

  399. Legalized abortion and crime. (Published in 1999)

  400. Legalized abortion: a public health success story. (Published in 1999)

  401. Low awareness pushes abortion rate to new high in Hanoi. (Published in 1999)

  402. Low-dose mifepristone 200 mg and vaginal misoprostol for abortion. (Published in 1999)

  403. Magnitude of abortion-related complications in Ethiopian health facilities: a national assessment. (Published in 1999)

  404. Manufacturing dissent: the news on abortion-related protest in 1991 [abstract] (Published in 1999)

  405. Medical students' attitudes toward abortion and other reproductive health services. (Published in 1999)

  406. Medical versus surgical abortion: a survey of knowledge and attitudes among abortion clinic patients. (Published in 1999)

  407. Methotrexate and misoprostol for early abortion in adolescent women. (Published in 1999)

  408. Methotrexate and misoprostol used alone or in combination for early abortion. (Published in 1999)

  409. Methotrexate compared with mercaptopurine for early induced abortion. (Published in 1999)

  410. Methotrexate plus misoprostol: a new alternative for medical abortion. (Published in 1999)

  411. Mifepristone-misoprostol medical abortion: home administration of misoprostol in Guadeloupe. (Published in 1999)

  412. Militarism, gender and reproductive suffering: the case of abortion in western Dinka. (Published in 1999)

  413. Militarism, gender and reproductive suffering: the case of abortion in western Dinka. (Published in 1999)

  414. Moderate abortion group launched in Ireland. (Published in 1999)

  415. National abortion group begins education effort. (Published in 1999)

  416. National politics / local identities: abortion rights activism in post-Wall Berlin. (Published in 1999)

  417. The need for more physicians trained in abortion: raising future physicians' awareness. (Published in 1999)

  418. No choice in El Salvador. The Catholic church works overtime to prohibit abortion rights. (Published in 1999)

  419. Not using contraception among women requesting abortion. [Manglende prevensjonsbruk blant abortsokende kvinner.] (Published in 1999)

  420. Nurse-midwives role for the expansion of comprehensive post abortion care services: the case of Kenya and Uganda. (Published in 1999)

  421. Officials fear infanticide will grow in Hungary due to strict abortion laws. (Published in 1999)

  422. On contraception and abortion in Armenia [letter] (Published in 1999)

  423. Outcomes of suction curettage and mifepristone abortion in the United States. A prospective comparison study. (Published in 1999)

  424. Parental involvement laws and minor and non-minor teen abortion and birth rates. (Published in 1999)

  425. The person in abortion. (Published in 1999)

  426. Pharmacists and market herb vendors: abortifacient providers in Mexico City. (Published in 1999)

  427. Policy impact of abortion research. (Published in 1999)

  428. The political challenges and educational opportunities around very early abortion. (Published in 1999)

  429. Post-abortion counseling. [L'entretien post-IVG.] (Published in 1999)

  430. Post-abortion mania [letter] (Published in 1999)

  431. Postabortion care to avert future abortions. (Published in 1999)

  432. Pregnancy, abortion and delivery in a cohort of heroin dependent patients treated with drug substitution (methadone and buprenorphine) in Aquitaine (letter) [Grossesse, avortement et accouchement dans une cohorte de sujets heroinomanes en traitement de substitution (methadone et buprenorphine) en Aquitaine.] (Published in 1999)

  433. Prevention and management of the complications of incomplete abortion in Senegal: results of a pilot study in four referral health facilities in the Dakar region. [Prevention et prise en charge des complications de l'avortement incomplet au Senegal: resultats d'une experience pilote dans quatre structures sanitaires de reference de la region de Dakar.] (Published in 1999)

  434. Previous cesarean section and abortion as risk factors for developing placenta previa. (Published in 1999)

  435. The problem of coerced abortion in China and related ethical issues. (Published in 1999)

  436. The problem of coerced abortion in China and related ethical issues. Commentary. (Published in 1999)

  437. The problem of coerced abortion in China and related ethical issues. Commentary. (Published in 1999)

  438. Providing mifepristone-misoprostol medical abortion: the view from the clinic. (Published in 1999)

  439. Questions and answers about abortion. [El aborto en preguntas y respuestas.] (Published in 1999)

  440. A randomised comparison of strategies for reducing infective complications of induced abortion [letter] (Published in 1999)

  441. A randomized controlled trial of laminaria, oral misoprostol, and vaginal misoprostol before abortion. (Published in 1999)

  442. A randomized trial of the effect of moistening misoprostol before vaginal administration when used with methotrexate for abortion. (Published in 1999)

  443. Reactions to medical abortion among providers of surgical abortion: an early snapshot. (Published in 1999)

  444. Reasons for hospitalization due to abortion and pregnancy termination. (Published in 1999)

  445. A reduction of abortions. Russian Federation. The Hague Forum. (Published in 1999)

  446. Regimen employing a fraction of the standard dose of mifepristone is a successful early abortion method. (Published in 1999)

  447. Regulation and the optimal size and type of abortion provider. (Published in 1999)

  448. Repeat abortion: a qualitative study. (Published in 1999)

  449. Road closed: evaluating the judicial bypass provision of the Pennsylvania Abortion Control Act. (Published in 1999)