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Here you can find more than 12824 article titles on "Abortion" along with their abstracts and bibliographic information (one of the world's largest collections of article titles on this topic), mentioned in various lists that are sorted/arranged according to the years of publication. You can view the bibliographic details and abstracts of these articles, by clicking the title of your required article. To view other lists of articles in the same category "Abortion", please visit "Category Lists Homepage" or select a list from the following dropdown list of article titles.

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  1. Adolescents and young people facing contraception, pregnancy and abortion. [Los adolescentes y los jovenes frente a la anticoncepcion, el embarazo y el aborto.] (Published in 1995)

  2. Against the law: Irish women and abortion. (Published in 1995)

  3. Ambivalence among women applying for abortion. (Published in 1995)

  4. The American abortion debate: culture war or normal discourse? (Published in 1995)

  5. American ambivalence towards abortion policy: development of a heteroskedastic probit model of competing values. (Published in 1995)

  6. Anti-abortion tactics debated by Christian religious leaders. (Published in 1995)

  7. APF. Open letter to the political parties, on the abortion situation in Portugal. [APF. Carta aberta aos partidos politicos, sobre a situacao do aborto em Portugal.] (Published in 1995)

  8. Appeals court finds Utah late abortion restrictions unconstitutional. (Published in 1995)

  9. Assessment of post-abortion family planning services in Vietnam. (Published in 1995)

  10. Attitudes of Turkish high school students to abortion. (Published in 1995)

  11. Attitudes toward abortion among U.S. Catholics: another case of symbolic politics? (Published in 1995)

  12. Beliefs about the fetus as a moderator of post-abortion psychological well-being. (Published in 1995)

  13. Can the German parliament be manipulated? The revison of the abortion law in 1992: a social choice view. [Der manipulierbare Bundestag? Die Abstimmung uber 218 StGB im Deutschen Bundestag am 25. Juni 1992 aus dem Blickwinkel der social-Choice-Theorie.] (Published in 1995)

  14. Certainty and agnosticism about lethal injection in late abortion. (Published in 1995)

  15. Choice of contraceptive method for birth control and attitudes toward abortion in Swedish women ages 23-29. (Published in 1995)

  16. Clinic defense, parental involvement focus of state abortion debates. (Published in 1995)

  17. Clinical teratology counseling and consultation case report: outcome of pregnancy after failure of early induced abortions. (Published in 1995)

  18. College students' attitudes toward abortion: the role of knowledge and demographic variables. (Published in 1995)

  19. Combined methotrexate and misoprostol for early induced abortion. (Published in 1995)

  20. A comparative analysis of fall in haemoglobin following abortions conducted by mifepristone (600 mg) and vacuum aspiration. (Published in 1995)

  21. Comparison of dinoprostone gel and gemeprost suppositories for induction of abortion in second and third trimester. [Vergleich von Dinoproston-Gel und Gemeproston-Suppositorien zur Abortinduktion im zweiten und dritten Trimenon.] (Published in 1995)

  22. Complications of abortion. Technical and managerial guidelines for prevention and treatment. (Published in 1995)

  23. Complications of induced abortions and their preventions in Ghana. (Published in 1995)

  24. Confronting the reality of abortion in Latin America. (Published in 1995)

  25. Congress agrees to abortion language in some 1996 spending bills; others stall. (Published in 1995)

  26. Congress renews fight over abortion. (Published in 1995)

  27. Congress, administration, clergy and activists react to abortion clinic murders. (Published in 1995)

  28. Continuity and change in reproductive and abortion patterns of Soviet immigrants in Israel. (Published in 1995)

  29. Contraception and abortion in the countries of Eastern Europe. [Contraception et avortement dans les pays d'Europe de l'Est.] (Published in 1995)

  30. The cost implications of including abortion coverage under Medicaid. (Published in 1995)

  31. Counseling as procedural model for illegal, but not punishable, abortion. [Die Beratung als prozedurales Modell fur den rechtswidrigen, aber nicht strafbaren Schwangerschaftsabbruch.] (Published in 1995)

  32. Counselling for abortion. (Published in 1995)

  33. Day care abortion: the St Bartholomew's model. (Published in 1995)

  34. Delayed abortion among teenagers: can a population at risk be identified? (Published in 1995)

  35. Determinants of induced abortion and their policy implications in four counties in north China. (Published in 1995)

  36. Determinants of unwanted pregnancy and abortion in Beijing, China. (Published in 1995)

  37. Doctors of conscience: the struggle to provide abortion before and after Roe v. Wade. (Published in 1995)

  38. Education on abortion urged. (Published in 1995)

  39. An educational intervention to reduce pregnancy and induced abortion rates in urban China. (Published in 1995)

  40. Effect of age and gender on attitude toward abortion. (Published in 1995)

  41. The effect of Medicaid abortion funding restrictions on abortions, pregnancies, and births. (Published in 1995)

  42. An effective, low cost regimen for early medical abortion. (Published in 1995)

  43. The effects of economic conditions and access to reproductive health services on state abortion and birth rates. (Published in 1995)

  44. Effects of public opinion on abortion policies and use in the American states. (Published in 1995)

  45. Emergency obstetric care and reproductive health. Counseling of post-abortion patients: baseline results. Egypt. (Published in 1995)

  46. Ensuring a stillborn: the ethics of fetal lethal injection in late abortion. (Published in 1995)

  47. Ethical problems raised by the current French approach to medical abortion. Part 2: Survey of 15 university hospitals in France. [Problemes ethiques souleves par les pratiques francaises actuelles de l'interruption medical de grossesse. 2e partie: Enquete par questionnaire dans 15 CHU francais.] (Published in 1995)

  48. Ethical problems raised by the current French approach to medical abortion. Part 3: Contribution to solving moral dilemmas in fetal medicine. [Problemes ethiques souleves par les pratiques francaises actuelles de l'interruption medicale de grossesse. 3e partie: Contribution a la resolution des dilemmes moraux de la medecine du foetus.] (Published in 1995)

  49. Ethical problems raised by the current French approach to medical abortions. Part 1: Prospective study for 24 months at the University Hospital at Tours (76 cases) [Problemes ethiques souleves par les pratiques francaises actuelles de l'interruption medicale de grossesse. 1re partie: etude prospective sur 24 mois au CHU de Tours (76 cas)] (Published in 1995)

  50. Evidence mounts for sex-selective abortion in Asia. (Published in 1995)

  51. Examination of human cytomegalovirus DNA with polymerase in women who have a history of abortion. (Published in 1995)

  52. An exploratory study of the psycho-social stress associated with abortions in Egypt. Final report. Sub-Contract No. C.3821. (Published in 1995)

  53. Factors hindering access to abortion services. (Published in 1995)

  54. Family planning and abortion in the Russian Federation. The Russia Longitudinal Monitoring Survey 1992-94. (Published in 1995)

  55. Fatwa bans abortion of AIDS-affected mothers. (Published in 1995)

  56. Fertility among women with recurrent spontaneous abortions -- the effect of paternal cell immunization treatment. (Published in 1995)

  57. First Meeting of Investigators on Induced Abortion in Latin America and the Caribbean. Conclusions and recommendations. [Primer Encuentro de Investigadores sobre Aborto Inducido en America Latina y el Caribe. Conclusiones y recomendaciones.] (Published in 1995)

  58. Foes of abortion mount new drive in GOP Congress. (Published in 1995)

  59. From "The Blood of the Condor" to Cairo: abortion and reproductive health policy in Bolivia. (Published in 1995)

  60. Germany compromises in new abortion law. (Published in 1995)

  61. A great thing for poor folks: birth control, sterilization, and abortion in public health and welfare in the twentieth century. (Published in 1995)

  62. High court urged to reject Colorado appeal of finding that it must fund rape and incest survivors' abortions. (Published in 1995)

  63. HIV infection among women undergoing abortion in Montreal. (Published in 1995)

  64. House acts to ban abortion method, making use crime. (Published in 1995)

  65. House refuses to remove ban on abortions in overseas military hospitals. (Published in 1995)

  66. Ideology and interests in congressional voting: the politics of abortion in the U.S. Senate. (Published in 1995)

  67. The impact of recent policy changes on fertility, abortion, and contraceptive use in Romania. (Published in 1995)

  68. The impact of requirements for parental consent on minors' abortions in Mississippi. (Published in 1995)

  69. Implementing the ICPD Plan of Action in Central Asian Republics and Kazakhstan (CARAK). Turkmenistan. Abortion rate declines. (Published in 1995)

  70. The impossibility of "justice": female foeticide and feminist discourse on abortion. (Published in 1995)

  71. Improving the counseling and medical care of post abortion patients in Egypt. Final report. (Published in 1995)

  72. Induced abortion among unmarried women in Sichuan province, China. (Published in 1995)

  73. Induced abortion in Taiwan. (Published in 1995)

  74. Induced abortion might elevate a woman's breast cancer risk in later years. (Published in 1995)

  75. Induced abortion. (Published in 1995)

  76. Induced abortion. (Published in 1995)

  77. Induced abortion. Legislation, epidemiology, complications. [Interruption volontaire de grossesse. Legislation, epidemiologie, complications.] (Published in 1995)

  78. Induced abortion: timetrends and determinants. (Published in 1995)

  79. Induced abortion: a global perspective. (Published in 1995)

  80. Induced abortions and risk of ectopic pregnancy. (Published in 1995)

  81. Induced midtrimester abortion and future fertility -- Where are we today? (Published in 1995)

  82. Induction of abortion with mifepristone (RU 486) and oral or vaginal misoprostol. (Published in 1995)

  83. The influence of social class on parity and psychological reactions in women coming for induced abortion. (Published in 1995)

  84. Institutional legitimation and abortion: monitoring the Catholic Church's discourse. (Published in 1995)

  85. Integrity, abortion, and the pro-life perinatologist. (Published in 1995)

  86. Intrauterine retention of fetal bones after abortion. (Published in 1995)

  87. Intrauterine retention of gestational sac over six hours after induction of early abortion with RU486 and PG05: report of 113 out of 1505 cases. (Published in 1995)

  88. Introducing medical abortion technologies into service-delivery systems. (Published in 1995)

  89. Ireland's abortion information. (Published in 1995)

  90. Ireland's Senate debates information on abortion. (Published in 1995)

  91. Irish Supreme Court finds abortion information law constitutional. (Published in 1995)

  92. Is abortion murder? (editorial) [Ist Abtreibung Mord?] (Published in 1995)

  93. Is there a relationship between a history of spontaneous abortion and low birthweight in Cotonou (West Africa)? [Existe-t-il une relation entre l'antecedent de fausse couche spontanee et les naissances de petit poids a Cotonou (Afrique de l'Ouest)?] (Published in 1995)

  94. It's abortion, stupid: policy voting in the 1992 presidential election. (Published in 1995)

  95. Jeffrey Blustein and Alan R. Fleischman reply [on] abortion and the maternal-fetal medicine physician [letter] (Published in 1995)

  96. Kaiser Family Foundation 1995 Survey of Obstetrician / Gynecologists on Contraception and Unplanned Pregnancy: Attitudes and Practices with Regard to Abortion. Questionnaire and topline data. (Published in 1995)

  97. Knowledge and perceptions of medical abortion among potential users. (Published in 1995)

  98. Legal abortion -- different methods and complications. [Legalen abort -- razlichni metodi v uslozhneniia.] (Published in 1995)

  99. Legal abortion in Greenland. Report from a workshop. (Published in 1995)

  100. Legal abortion in Italy: 1991-1992. [L'interruzione volontaria di gravidanza in Italia: 1991-1992.] (Published in 1995)

  101. Legislating morality in the American states: the case of pre-Roe abortion regulation reform. (Published in 1995)

  102. Legislation on abortion in Africa. (Published in 1995)

  103. Linking midwives and abortion in the Progressive era. (Published in 1995)

  104. Making abortion law reform happen in Guyana: a success story. (Published in 1995)

  105. Management of uterine perforations in connection with legal abortions. (Published in 1995)

  106. Maternal mortality and morbidity associated with clandestine abortions. (Published in 1995)

  107. Mifepristone and vaginal misoprostol are effective, acceptable and inexpensive medical abortion regimen. (Published in 1995)

  108. Misoprostol may induce second-trimester abortion with fewer side effects than other prostaglandins. (Published in 1995)

  109. Monograph on complications of unsafe abortion in Africa. (Published in 1995)

  110. Morning-after pill -- abortion (letter) [Fortrydelsespille -- abort.] (Published in 1995)

  111. MVA in the treatment of incomplete abortion: clinical and programmatic experience. (Published in 1995)

  112. A nation sweeps away the cobwebs of tradition. The "New Ireland": / abortion, divorce and the church. (Published in 1995)

  113. New abortion parental involvement laws continue trend toward modified requirements. (Published in 1995)

  114. New Chinese law relative to prenatal care, surgical sterilizations and abortion. [Nueva ley china relativa a control prenatal, esterilizaciones quirurgicas y aborto.] (Published in 1995)

  115. New nonsurgical abortion method proves to be 90% successful in early trial. (Published in 1995)

  116. No higher court: contemporary feminism and the right to abortion. (Published in 1995)

  117. Non-surgical abortion: who's for methotrexate? (Published in 1995)

  118. A note on "An economic approach to abortion demand." (Published in 1995)

  119. Office abortion services for women: private physician providers. (Published in 1995)

  120. Olive Schreiner's hidden agony: fact, fiction and teenage abortion. (Published in 1995)

  121. On abortion: a Lincolnian position. (Published in 1995)

  122. Overview of abortion techniques. (Published in 1995)

  123. Perspectives on the politics of abortion. (Published in 1995)

  124. Physicians targeted as abortion debate in US turns violent. (Published in 1995)

  125. The politics of blame: family planning, abortion and the poor. (Published in 1995)

  126. Post-abortion family planning counseling training video for service providers in sub-Saharan Africa: a literature review. (Published in 1995)

  127. Post-abortion family planning. (Published in 1995)

  128. Potential for violence causing fear among Canadian doctors who perform abortions. (Published in 1995)

  129. Prepare now to counsel patients on RU486. Women speak about the abortion pill. (Published in 1995)

  130. Preventing pelvic infection after abortion. (Published in 1995)

  131. A private matter: RU486 and the abortion crisis. (Published in 1995)

  132. Procured abortion in Ilorin, Nigeria. (Published in 1995)

  133. Psychological coping by women undergoing abortion. [Seelische Verarbeitung des Schwangerschaftsabbruchs bei der Frau.] (Published in 1995)

  134. Putting the records straight -- a plea for improved abortion data [editorial] (Published in 1995)

  135. Randomized study of sulprostone versus misoprostol for cervix preparation before induced abortion in nulliparous women. [Etude randomisee sulprostone versus misoprostol dans la preparation cervicale avant IVG chez la nullipare.] (Published in 1995)

  136. Randomized trial of misoprostol and cervagem in combination with a reduced dose of mifepristone for induction of abortion. (Published in 1995)

  137. Reconciling faith and fact: pro-life women discuss media, science and the abortion debate. (Published in 1995)

  138. Reduce the number of abortions. Make it easier to use the morning-after pill (letter) [Saenk aborttallet -- gor det lettere at fortryde.] (Published in 1995)

  139. Reforming sex: the German movement for birth control and abortion reform, 1920-1950. (Published in 1995)

  140. Repeat abortion and use of primary care health services. (Published in 1995)

  141. Reproductive tract infections and abortion among adolescent girls in rural Nigeria. (Published in 1995)

  142. A review of abortion policy: legality, Medicaid funding, and parental involvement, 1967-1994. (Published in 1995)

  143. Rupture of the uterus after prostaglandin-induced abortion during the second trimester. [Uterusruptur bei Abortinduktion mit Prostaglandinen im zweiten Trimenon.] (Published in 1995)

  144. Salience of anti-abortion beliefs and commitment to an attitudinal position: on the strength, structure, and predictive validity of anti-abortion attitudes. (Published in 1995)

  145. Second-trimester abortion by intramuscular 15-methyl-prostaglandin F2 alpha or intravaginal prostaglandin E2 suppositories: a randomized trial. (Published in 1995)

  146. Selective abortion: a new moral order? Consensus and debate in the medical community. (Published in 1995)

  147. Sequelae of abortion. (Published in 1995)

  148. Silences: Irish women and abortion. (Published in 1995)

  149. Small-area variations in utilization of abortion services in Ontario from 1985 to 1992. (Published in 1995)

  150. Socio-economic client characteristics and consequences of abortion in Nairobi. (Published in 1995)

  151. Sociobiological risk factors for spontaneous abortion in Malaysia. (Published in 1995)

  152. Some salient features of the Law of Abortion in India: a close appraisal. (Published in 1995)

  153. Son preference and induced abortions. (Published in 1995)

  154. Abortion in Vietnam: measurements, puzzles, and concerns. (Published in 1994)

  155. Cervical ripening with mifepristone (RU 486) in late first trimester abortion. (Published in 1994)

  156. Estimated levels of induced abortion in six Latin American countries. (Published in 1994)

  157. The history of abortion statistics in Russia and the USSR up to 1991. [Histoire de la statistique de l'avortement en Russie et en URSS jusqu'en 1991.] (Published in 1994)

  158. The incidence of repeat induced abortion -- a prospective cohort study. (Published in 1994)

  159. Induced second trimester abortion by serial administration of gemeprost vaginal suppositories. A retrospective study. [Schwangerschaftsbeendigung im II. Trimenon durch serielle Applikation von Gemeprost-Vaginalsuppositorien. Eine retrospektive Studie.] (Published in 1994)

  160. Methotrexate and misoprostol for abortion at 57-63 days gestation. (Published in 1994)

  161. Physicians and abortion. [Los medicos y el aborto.] (Published in 1994)

  162. Repeat abortion and contraceptive use. Report from an interview study in Stockholm. (Published in 1994)

  163. Transvaginal ultrasound in threatened abortions with empty gestational sacs. (Published in 1994)

  164. The social context of sex selection and the politics of abortion in India. (Published in 1994)

  165. Conscientious refusal to assist with abortion. (Published in 1994)

  166. Doctors' right to refuse to perform abortions. Antiabortion views are not incompatible with gynaecology [letter] (Published in 1994)

  167. Doctors' right to refuse to perform abortions. Law doesn't include GPs and junior doctors [letter] (Published in 1994)

  168. Multicentre criterion based audit of the management of induced abortion in Scotland. (Published in 1994)

  169. Violence against abortion increases in US clinics. (Published in 1994)

  170. 2 states sued for not paying for abortions for poor. (Published in 1994)

  171. Abortion -- some practical and ethical considerations [editorial] (Published in 1994)

  172. Abortion -- some practical and ethical considerations [letter] (Published in 1994)

  173. Abortion -- some practical and ethical considerations [letter] (Published in 1994)

  174. Abortion access resisted in USA. (Published in 1994)

  175. Abortion and breast cancer. (Published in 1994)

  176. Abortion and Catholic thought through history. (Published in 1994)

  177. Abortion and contraception in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Uzbekistan: the provider prospectives (preliminary results) (Published in 1994)

  178. Abortion and fetal tissue research: some ethical concerns. (Published in 1994)

  179. Abortion and health care reform. (Published in 1994)

  180. Abortion and maternal morbidity and mortality. Viewpoint of the national maternal and perinatal health program. [El aborto y la morbilidad y mortalidad materna. Visto por el programa nacional de salud materna perinatal.] (Published in 1994)

  181. Abortion and sterilization better covered than contraception by the majority of insurance plans. (Published in 1994)

  182. Abortion and subsequent fertility. (Published in 1994)

  183. Abortion and the embarrassing saint. (Published in 1994)

  184. Abortion and the politics of morality in the USA. (Published in 1994)

  185. Abortion and the popular press: mapping media discourse from Roe to Webster. (Published in 1994)

  186. Abortion and women's reproductive health. (Published in 1994)

  187. Abortion and women's reproductive health. (Published in 1994)

  188. Abortion and women's reproductive health. (Published in 1994)

  189. Abortion and women's reproductive health. Preparing for the 1994 Population and Development Conference. (Published in 1994)

  190. Abortion and women's rights in Poland, 1994. (Published in 1994)

  191. Abortion as a public health problem. [El aborto como problema de salud publica.] (Published in 1994)

  192. Abortion as a stressful event. Results of an empirical study. [Der Schwangerschaftsabbruch als Stressereignis. Ergebnisse einer empirischen Studie.] (Published in 1994)

  193. Abortion as political conflict in the unified Germany. (Published in 1994)

  194. Abortion attitudes and vote choice in the 1984 and 1988 presidential elections. (Published in 1994)

  195. The abortion battle: the Canadian scene. (Published in 1994)

  196. Abortion care in health facilities. [La atencion del aborto en los establecimientos de salud.] (Published in 1994)

  197. Abortion cases worrying. (Published in 1994)

  198. Abortion clinics win legal battle. Blockaders subject to anti-rackets law. (Published in 1994)

  199. The abortion controversy: conflicting beliefs and values in American society and within religious subgroups. (Published in 1994)

  200. Abortion does not lead to euthanasia [letter] (Published in 1994)

  201. Abortion does not lead to euthanasia. In reply [letter] (Published in 1994)

  202. Abortion ethics -- women's post abortion assessments. (Published in 1994)

  203. Abortion ethics: rights and responsibilities. (Published in 1994)

  204. Abortion foes get turn to ask Supreme Court for constitutional protection. (Published in 1994)

  205. Abortion for fetal abnormality [letter] (Published in 1994)

  206. Abortion funding cutoff will likely cost Michigan far more than it saves. (Published in 1994)

  207. Abortion in Europe. [L'avortement en Europe.] (Published in 1994)

  208. Abortion in Europe. [Schwangerschaftsabbruch in Europa.] (Published in 1994)

  209. Abortion in France: statistics. [L'avortement en France: statistiques.] (Published in 1994)

  210. Abortion in Israel: community, rights, and the context of compromise. (Published in 1994)

  211. Abortion in Nepal: emerging insights. (Published in 1994)

  212. Abortion in Puerto Rico: a bibliographic review and an annotated bibliography. [El aborto en Puerto Rico: ensayo bibliografico y bibliografia anotada.] (Published in 1994)

  213. Abortion in the Conurbano of Buenos Aires: opinions, indications and inquiries. [Aborto en el Conurbano de Buenos Aires: opiniones, evidencias e interrogantes.] (Published in 1994)

  214. Abortion in the new Europe: a comparative handbook. (Published in 1994)

  215. Abortion in the United States and Canada: a comparative study of public opinion. (Published in 1994)

  216. Abortion in the world. Legalization of abortion and good care would prevent thousands of deaths in the Third World. [Abort i varlden. Legalisering av abort och god sjukvard vid abort skulle forebygga tusentals dodsfall i tredje varlden.] (Published in 1994)

  217. Abortion included. (Published in 1994)

  218. Abortion mortality, United States, 1972 through 1987. (Published in 1994)

  219. Abortion pills on trial. (Published in 1994)

  220. Abortion policy. (Published in 1994)

  221. Abortion politics in the United States and Canada: studies in public opinion. (Published in 1994)

  222. Abortion politics, scientific research and access to services. (Published in 1994)

  223. Abortion rights campaign in Argentina. (Published in 1994)

  224. Abortion rights down under. (Published in 1994)

  225. Abortion rights: legislative analysis. (Published in 1994)

  226. Abortion services in the United States, 1991 and 1992. (Published in 1994)

  227. Abortion services under national health insurance: the examples of England and France. (Published in 1994)

  228. Abortion surveillance: preliminary data--United States, 1991. (Published in 1994)

  229. Abortion surveillance: preliminary data--United States, 1992. (Published in 1994)

  230. Abortion training in residency programs. (Published in 1994)

  231. Abortion, adoption, and marriage -- alternative resolutions of an unwanted pregnancy. (Published in 1994)

  232. Abortion, gender and reproductive health: summary of principal recommendations based on the preliminary report. [Investigacion: aborto, genero y salud reproductiva: resumen de recomendaciones principales en base al informe preliminar.] (Published in 1994)

  233. Abortion, politics and gender in Italy. (Published in 1994)

  234. Abortion, reproductive rights and maternal mortality. (Published in 1994)

  235. Abortion, salvation, and direct activism. (Published in 1994)

  236. Abortion--the Singapore perspective. (Published in 1994)

  237. Abortion. Downward path. (Published in 1994)

  238. Abortion: helping a woman to decide. (Published in 1994)

  239. Abortion: keep the state out. (Published in 1994)

  240. Abortion: magnitude, management and prevention. The dark side of the moon. (Published in 1994)

  241. Abortion: round 1 [letter] (Published in 1994)

  242. Abortion: round 1 [letter] (Published in 1994)

     

  243. Abortion: round 1 [letter] (Published in 1994)

  244. Abortion: round 1 [letter] (Published in 1994)

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  258. Abortion: round 1 [letter] (Published in 1994)

  259. Abortion: round 1 [letter] (Published in 1994)

  260. Abortion: round 1 [letter] (Published in 1994)

  261. Abortion: round 2 [letter] (Published in 1994)

  262. Abortion: round 2 [letter] (Published in 1994)

  263. Abortion: round 2 [letter] (Published in 1994)

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  269. Abortion: round 2 [letter] (Published in 1994)

  270. Abortion: round 2 [letter] (Published in 1994)

  271. Abortion: round 2 [letter] (Published in 1994)

  272. Abortion: round 2 [letter] (Published in 1994)

  273. Abortion: round 2 [letter] (Published in 1994)

  274. Abortion: round 2 [letter] (Published in 1994)

  275. Abortion: round 2 [letter] (Published in 1994)

  276. Abortion: the limits of moral repugnance. (Published in 1994)

  277. Abortion: voices in a debate. [Aborto: voces de una polemica.] (Published in 1994)

  278. Abortion: what does the accompanying male partner feel? [Schwangerschaftsabbruch: was empfindet der begleitende Partner?] (Published in 1994)

  279. Abortion: what role do men, husbands and partners, play? [El aborto: que papel juegan los hombres, esposos y companeros?] (Published in 1994)

  280. The abortionist: a woman against the law. (Published in 1994)

  281. Abortions and prevention of pregnancies in 1992. [Aborter og svangerskabsforebyggelse i 1992.] (Published in 1994)

  282. Abortions and stillbirths. (Published in 1994)

  283. Abortions induced by RU-486 available to foreign women in Great Britain. [RU 486-Behandlung in Grossbritannien fur auslandische Frauen.] (Published in 1994)

  284. Abortions on demand in adolescents. [Aborti po zhelanie pri adolestsenti.] (Published in 1994)

  285. Abortions rising among single women. (Published in 1994)

  286. Acceptability of first trimester medical abortion. (Published in 1994)

  287. Adequate care in abortion. Compromise requirements in a UN document. [Anstandig vard vid abort. Kompromisskrav i FN-dokument.] (Published in 1994)

  288. Adolescent abortion in Colombia: associated factors deriving from family context and the relationship of the couple. [El aborto adolescente en Colombia: factores asociados derivados del contexto familiar y de la relacion de pareja.] (Published in 1994)

  289. Agency announces policy on use of U.S. dollars to fund abortions. (Published in 1994)

  290. Agreement on abortion unravels. Vatican criticized for tough stance at U.N. conference. (Published in 1994)

  291. Alternative to abortion [letter] (Published in 1994)

  292. Analysis and documentation of research on adolescent sexuality and unsafe abortion in Kenya. A summary of studies by members of the Centre for the Study of Adolescence in the period 1988-1993. (Published in 1994)

  293. Analysis of 369 abortions conducted by mifepristone (RU486) associated with sulprostone in a French family planning center. (Published in 1994)

  294. An analysis of the cost of induced incomplete abortion to the public health sector in South Africa - 1994. (Published in 1994)

  295. Antibiotic prophylaxis in cesarean section and induced abortion. [Antibioprophylaxie dans les cesariennes et les interruptions volontaires de grossesse.] (Published in 1994)

  296. Antiprogesterones -- new prospects in induced abortion. [Antiprogesteronite -- novi perspektivi pred izkustvenoto prekusvane na bremennostta.] (Published in 1994)

  297. Arab NGOs declare that abortion is not accepted as a family planning method, and that they will refuse any thing that contradicts their beliefs. (Published in 1994)

  298. Assessment of unsafe abortion in Africa. Summary of six country profiles: Kenya, Zambia, Ghana, Nigeria, Senegal, Cameroon. (Published in 1994)

  299. Association Guineenne pour le Bien-Etre Familial. Illegal or unsafe abortion in Guinea. (Published in 1994)

  300. Attitudes toward abortion and capital punishment: prolife, prochoice, seamless garment, and inconsistency. (Published in 1994)

  301. Autonomy's dominion: Dworkin on abortion and euthanasia. (Published in 1994)

  302. The bad old days are still here: abortion mortality in developing countries. (Published in 1994)

  303. Bias in retrospective studies of spontaneous abortion based on the outcome of the most recent pregnancy. (Published in 1994)

  304. Bills to decriminalize abortion in Brazil. (Published in 1994)

  305. Birth control, abortion are tough issues. (Published in 1994)

  306. Bishops enter health battle with a warning on abortion. (Published in 1994)

  307. A brief overview of the legal situation regarding abortion in Sub-Saharan Africa. (Published in 1994)

  308. Bringing a neglected reproductive-health-care issue into the mainstream: the abortion care experience. (Published in 1994)

  309. British offering abortion drug to U.S. women. (Published in 1994)

  310. Canada and abortion. (Published in 1994)

  311. A case study of race differences among late abortion patients. (Published in 1994)

  312. The characteristics of women presenting for abortion and complication of illegal abortions at the University Teaching Hospital, Lusaka, Zambia -- an explorative study. (Published in 1994)

  313. In Chile, improved services and counselling reduce abortion incidence. (Published in 1994)

  314. Clandestine abortion: a Latin American reality. (Published in 1994)

  315. Clarification of the abortion laws in Spain (letter) [Aclaracion sobre las leyes del aborto en Espana.] (Published in 1994)

  316. Clinical management of abortion complications: a practical guide. (Published in 1994)

  317. The clinical management of abortion. (Published in 1994)

  318. Clinical trial of Ambu Twin Pump 1000 for use in abortion, suction curettage and vacuum extraction. [Teknik ved abortus provocatus, vabrasio og vakuumekstraktion. Klinisk afprovning af Ambu Twin Pump 1000.] (Published in 1994)

  319. A collective behavior analysis of public opinion polarization: the case of the abortion issue. (Published in 1994)

  320. Colorado rejects regulations to limit Medicaid coverage for abortion. (Published in 1994)

  321. Community health nurses' perceptions, knowledge, and involvement in abortion services. (Published in 1994)

  322. Comparative analysis of abortion in Ireland, Poland and the United States. (Published in 1994)

  323. Comparative study of extra-amniotic prostaglandin F2 alpha infusion and increasing intravenous oxytocin for termination of second trimester missed abortion. (Published in 1994)

  324. A comparison of manual vacuum aspiration (MVA) and sharp curettage in the management of incomplete abortion. (Published in 1994)

  325. A comparison of medical abortion (using mifepristone and gemeprost) with surgical vacuum aspiration: efficacy and early medical sequelae. (Published in 1994)

  326. A comparison of surgical vacuum aspiration abortion with medical abortion using mifepristone (RU 486) and gemeprost: implications for nursing staff. (Published in 1994)

  327. Concerning abortion in Brandenburg. [Zum Schwangerschaftsabbruch in Brandenburg.] (Published in 1994)

  328. Conclusion: the future of the abortion debate. (Published in 1994)

  329. Congenital defects, abortion and other health effects in nickel refinery workers. (Published in 1994)

  330. Consensus on abortion unlikely at U.N. conference, Gore says. (Published in 1994)

  331. Consequences and prevention of unsafe abortion. Report of two panels at the XIII World Congress of Gynaecology and Obstetrics, Singapore, September 5-20, 1991. (Published in 1994)

  332. Consequences for patients of health care professionals' conscientious actions: the ban on abortions in South Australia. (Published in 1994)

  333. Constructing British abortion law: the role of the legislature, the judiciary and European institutions. (Published in 1994)

  334. Contraception and abortion at the threshold of the year 2000: comparing rich and poor countries. [Contraccezione e aborto alle soglie del 2000: paesi poveri e paesi ricchi a confronto.] (Published in 1994)

  335. Contraception and abortion in nineteenth-century America. (Published in 1994)

  336. Contraception and abortions: trends and prospects for the 1990s. (Published in 1994)

  337. Contraception in the Netherlands: the low abortion rate explained. (Published in 1994)

  338. Contraception use among teenagers seeking abortion -- a survey from Grampian. (Published in 1994)

  339. Contraceptive behavior among women applying for abortion. [Praeventionsmonster blandt abortsogende kvinder.] (Published in 1994)

  340. Contraceptive practice among women seeking legal abortion in Hartlepool. (Published in 1994)

  341. Cost analysis of incomplete abortion: feedback from survey and comments on the study. Summaries of Delphi survey responses. Cases 1-5: panelists representing urban and rural hospitals. (Published in 1994)

  342. Counselling women with a focus on their specific needs: examining pregnancy, abortion and paediatric issues. (Published in 1994)

  343. Cronobiologic analysis of abortions in two related populations of teenager girls during two decades. (Published in 1994)

  344. Current characteristics associated with history of induced abortion. [Caracteristicas atuais associadas a historia de aborto provocado.] (Published in 1994)

  345. Current trends in abortion. (Published in 1994)

  346. In dark corners: illegal abortion in Tanzania. (Published in 1994)

  347. Debate on abortion in Colombia and Uruguay. (Published in 1994)

  348. Debate on the legalization of abortion in Zimbabwe. (Published in 1994)

  349. Debate over abortion law in Italy. (Published in 1994)

  350. Decision trees to guide post-abortion family planning counseling -- alternative approaches determined by women's abortion history. (Published in 1994)

  351. The decision-making process and information needs among women seeking abortion. Results from 2 studies conducted with a 10 year interval, 1983-93. [Avgjerdsprosessen og behov for informasjon blant abortsokande kvinner. Resultat fra to undersokingar gjort med ti ars intervall, 1983-93.] (Published in 1994)

  352. Decline in abortions looks like a trend. (Published in 1994)

  353. Decrease in human plasma gravidin levels after medical abortion. (Published in 1994)

  354. Defending abortion in the name of life. (Published in 1994)

  355. Demand for abortion. Detection of cervical cancer and precancerous lesions. [La demande d'avortement. Depistage du cancer du col et des lesions precancereuses.] (Published in 1994)

  356. Demand for abortion. Pre-abortion discussion. [La demande d'avortement. L'entretien pre-IVG.] (Published in 1994)

  357. Demand for abortion. Special aspects of drug-induced abortion. [La demande d'avortement. Aspects particuliers de l'IVG medicamenteuse.] (Published in 1994)

  358. The dependent tax exemption, abortion availability, and US fertility rates. (Published in 1994)

  359. Determinants of abortion in Mexican adolescents. [Determinantes del aborto en adolescentes mexicanas.] (Published in 1994)

  360. Determinants of induced abortion among poor women admitted to hospitals in Fortaleza, north eastern Brazil. (Published in 1994)

  361. The difficult issue of second-trimester abortion. (Published in 1994)

  362. Do parental involvement laws reduce adolescent abortion rates? (Published in 1994)

  363. Does abortion increase the risk of breast cancer? (Published in 1994)

  364. Down with abortion -- live with double Danish protection (editorial) [Ned med aborterne -- lev dobbelt dansk.] (Published in 1994)

  365. Early abortion induction by a combination of mifepristone and oral misoprostol: a comparison between two dose regimens of misoprostol and their effect on blood pressure. (Published in 1994)

  366. Early induction of abortion by a combination of oral mifepristone and misoprostol administered by the vaginal route. (Published in 1994)

  367. Early- and late-onset pelvic inflammatory disease among women with cervical Chlamydia trachomatis infection at the time of induced abortion -- a follow-up study. (Published in 1994)

  368. The effects of anti-abortion demonstrators and pro-choice escorts on women's psychological responses to abortion. (Published in 1994)

  369. The effects of mandatory delay laws on abortion patients and providers. (Published in 1994)

  370. Efficiency and effectiveness of public sector abortion services in Istanbul and their suitability to women's needs. (Published in 1994)

  371. Envoys to population meeting try compromise wording on abortion. (Published in 1994)

  372. The epidemiology of unsafe abortion. (Published in 1994)

  373. Establishing a new data system: abortion data in Alabama. (Published in 1994)

  374. An ethical and feminist perspective on abortion as a reproductive decision. [Une perspective ethique et feministe de l'avortement comme decision reproductive.] (Published in 1994)

  375. Evaluation of stated motives for legal abortion. (Published in 1994)

  376. Excerpts from ruling backing limits on abortion protests. (Published in 1994)

  377. Explaining women's differences in abortion opinion: the role of gender consciousness. (Published in 1994)

  378. Factors associated with the obtaining of a second-trimester induced abortion. (Published in 1994)

  379. Family physicians and first-trimester abortion: a survey of residency programs in southern California. (Published in 1994)

  380. Family planning and induced abortion in the post Soviet Russia of the early 1990's: the unmet needs in information supply. (Published in 1994)

  381. Family planning, STD services fare well under Kennedy health reform proposal. But abortion debate yet to come. (Published in 1994)

  382. Female adolescents at the crossroads: sexuality, contraception and abortion. (Published in 1994)

  383. Feminist cautions about casuistry: the Supreme Court's abortion decisions as paradigms. (Published in 1994)

  384. Fertility and abortion in Peru. [Fecundidad y aborto en el Peru.] (Published in 1994)

  385. Fetal spirithood and fetal personhood. The cultural construction of abortion in Japan. (Published in 1994)

  386. Fewer abortions. [Faerre aborter.] (Published in 1994)

  387. First trimester abortion principles, techniques and clinical management. (Published in 1994)

  388. The fiscal impact of the Medicaid abortion funding ban in Michigan [letter] (Published in 1994)

  389. The fiscal impact of the Medicaid abortion funding ban in Michigan. In reply [letter] (Published in 1994)

  390. Florida abortion doctor is linked to complaints in 5 states. (Published in 1994)

  391. Foundation gets rights to RU-486. "Abortion pill" stalled in U.S. (Published in 1994)

  392. Freedom of conscience, professional responsibility, and access to abortion. (Published in 1994)

  393. Frequency of induced abortions in mid-pregnancy at the Gynecology and Obstetrics Clinic in Sarajevo, 1993-1994. [Ucestalost prekida visokih trudnoca na Klinici za ginekologiju i akuserstvo u Sarajevu, u periodu 1993-1994. Godine.] (Published in 1994)

  394. From abortion to contraception. Coming to terms with sovereignty. (Published in 1994)

     

  395. From teenage unwanted pregnancy to induced abortion: who facilitates links? (Published in 1994)

  396. Gender in the post-socialist transition: the abortion debate in Hungary. (Published in 1994)

  397. Gene-culture coevolution and sex ratios: the effects of infanticide, sex-selective abortion, sex selection, and sex-biased parental investment on the evolution of sex ratios. (Published in 1994)

  398. Global perspectives on post-abortion family planning. (Published in 1994)

  399. God's bullies: attacks on abortion. (Published in 1994)

  400. Gore wants U.N. to leave abortion up to each nation. (Published in 1994)

  401. Government in the examining room: restrictions on the provision of abortion. (Published in 1994)

  402. Guyana: abortion and law. (Published in 1994)

  403. Gynaecologists and abortion in Northern Ireland. (Published in 1994)

  404. Health care reform and abortion: a Catholic moral perspective. (Published in 1994)

  405. Health insurance and abortions. [Kassenfinanzierung fur Schwangerschaftsabbruch erhalten.] (Published in 1994)

  406. Health services fail women who suffer unsafe abortion. (Published in 1994)

  407. Health versus rights: comparative perspectives on abortion policy in Canada and the United States. (Published in 1994)

  408. High court backs limits on protest at abortion clinic. (Published in 1994)

  409. High-risk abortions and their prevention in Niger. (Published in 1994)

  410. Homestudy course in family planning. Module 10: Post-abortion care. Draft. (Published in 1994)

  411. House committees refuse to limit health plan abortion coverage. (Published in 1994)

  412. House subcommittee rejects effort to remove abortion coverage. (Published in 1994)

  413. How FPA's can address the issue of unsafe abortion: introduction to strategies for reducing unsafe abortion. (Published in 1994)

  414. Idaho judge rebuffs abortion funding rule. (Published in 1994)

  415. Identification, assessment and treatment of women suffering from post traumatic stress after abortion. (Published in 1994)

  416. If the abortion law were practiced as the Parliament required. [Lov om svangerskapsavbrot vert praktisert slik Stortinget har kravt.] (Published in 1994)

  417. Illegal abortion at five hospitals in the city of Addis Ababa. World Health Organization (WHO) multi-centre survey by abortionist, methods used to terminate pregnancy, number of attempts made. (Published in 1994)

  418. Impact of induced abortions and statistical definitions on perinatal mortality figures. (Published in 1994)

  419. The impact of women's employment and education on contraceptive use and abortion in Kinshasa, Zaire. (Published in 1994)

  420. Important conclusions from abortion studies. (Published in 1994)

  421. Improving the counseling and medical care of post abortion patients in Egypt: preliminary results from an operations research study. (Published in 1994)

  422. Incidence of induced abortion determined by the randomised response technique. (Published in 1994)

  423. India fights abortion of female fetuses. (Published in 1994)

  424. India's abortion experience. (Published in 1994)

  425. Induced abortion (letter) [Abortus provocatus.] (Published in 1994)

  426. Induced abortion and breast cancer: more scientific data are needed [editorial] (Published in 1994)

  427. Induced abortion as a cause of maternal mortality in Latin America. [El aborto inducido como causa de mortalidad materna en America Latina.] (Published in 1994)

  428. Induced abortion in the United States: a 1994 update. (Published in 1994)

  429. Induced abortion. Descriptive and quantitative study of the psychological and psychosocial aspects. [Interruption volontaire de grossesse. Etude descriptive et quantitative des aspects psychologiques et psychosociaux.] (Published in 1994)

  430. Induced abortion. Effects of marital status, age and parity on choice of pregnancy termination. (Published in 1994)

  431. Induced abortion: a risk factor for infertility in Nigerian women. (Published in 1994)

  432. Induced abortion: an audit of reported current practice among consultant gynaecologists in Scotland. (Published in 1994)

  433. Induced abortion: complications. [L'interruption volontaire de grossesse. Les complications.] (Published in 1994)

  434. Induced abortion: legal aspects. [L'interruption volontaire de grossesse. Le cadre legal.] (Published in 1994)

  435. Induced abortion: medical techniques. [L'interruption volontaire de grossesse. Technique medicamenteuse.] (Published in 1994)

  436. Induced abortion: surgical technique. [L'interruption volontaire de grossesse. Technique chirurgicale.] (Published in 1994)

  437. Induced abortions in Spanish women in England and Wales (1974-1988) [Abortos inducidos en mujeres espanolas en Inglaterra y Gales (1974-1988)] (Published in 1994)

  438. Induction of abortion by condom-Foley catheter method in pregnant women with intra-uterine foetal death. (Published in 1994)

  439. Infective abortion -- does it exist and is it connected with AIDS? [letter] (Published in 1994)

  440. Intercultural differences in the bioethical assessment of abortion: preliminary results and a proposal for further research. (Published in 1994)

  441. International abortion research: new environment, new priorities. (Published in 1994)

  442. International Planned Parenthood Federation Journalists' Briefing on the International Conference on Population and Development, 3 and 4 September, 1994. Abortion; adolescents; reproductive health: some controversial issues. Notes. (Published in 1994)