Abortion in the Developing World. Cynthia Indriso

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Author: Cynthia Indriso
Date: 01 Jan 1999
Publisher: Vistaar Publications
Format: Hardback::498 pages
ISBN10: 8170367433
ISBN13: 9788170367437
Publication City/Country: United States
File size: 23 Mb
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Global abortion data, 2010 to 2014 Safe abort Less-safe Unsafe ab 0 20,000,000 40,000,000 Worldwide Developing nations Developed According to a study the US-based Guttmacher Institute, abortions are more prevalent in developing countries often where contraception is not widely Unsafe abortions are a major problem in the developing world. Performed unqualified personnel, and/or in unhygienic environments, unsafe abortions can Further, they found that the global proportion of unsafe abortions is significantly higher in developing countries than developed countries, 49.5 Developing a forward-looking agenda and methodologies for research of self-use of medical abortion Moving forward with research on self-use of medical abortion. 2.1. World Health Organization, Geneva; 2012. View in Septic abortion remains a primary cause of maternal mortality in the developing world, mostly as a result of illegal abortions. Unsafe abortions Rates are higher in these developing nations than in developed nations that allow the procedures, finds study. One in four pregnancies ended in abortion. 73% of abortions were obtained married women. The abortion rate has declined in the developed world, but. The result of a WHO research project, this work examines abortion in the developing world and what happens when it occurs. The editors advocate the legalization of abortion as a A report calling for access to contraception and abortion in the developing world is an example of ideological colonization and cultural Abortion policy and women's health in developing countries. Dixon-Mueller R. The World Health Organization estimates that almost half a million women in Protecting women and girls through safe abortion. Policies and practices that reduce barriers to safe abortion help women and girls around the world avoid the dangerous or even fatal consequences of unsafe abortion. Most unsafe abortions occur in the developing world. A NEW WHO STUDY has found that unsafe abortions are increasing in developing countries, putting women's health there at risk. The report From 1990 to 2014, the abortion rate declined in the developed world and remained relatively constant in the developing world, despite an According to the latest estimates, 25 million unsafe abortions were performed across the world in 2014, most in developing countries. Almost all were illegal, and Of the 56 million annual abortions performed around the world, nearly half, or 25 million, posed some threat to the health or life of the woman. Nearly half of all abortions worldwide are unsafe, and nearly all unsafe abortions occur in developing countries. In countries where abortion Abortion rates in developed countries have been falling steadily since 1990, but rates in developing countries have stayed roughly the same, An estimated 5 million women are hospitalized for abortion-related complications per year in the developing world [1]. Rates of unsafe abortion Abortion rates are at an all-time low in developed countries, but not in developing countries, where rates have remained level over the past two Of these unsafe abortions, 18.5 million are in developing countries. Complications from unsafe abortions kill 47,000 women each year; these Unsafe abortions account for between 8 and 15 percent of maternal deaths in developing countries, making them one of the leading causes of

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