Abortion, Legal and Otherwise:
Today's New York Times reports on a collaborative study between scientists from the World Health Organization and the Guttmacher Institute, indicating that the legality of abortion has little effect world-wide on whether women choose to have abortions or not. The big difference appears to be that in countries where the procedure is legal women seem to have a much better chance of surviving the procedure.
In addition, the report indicates that in countries where contraception is widely available the rate of abortions is dramatically lower.
Today's New York Times reports on a collaborative study between scientists from the World Health Organization and the Guttmacher Institute, indicating that the legality of abortion has little effect world-wide on whether women choose to have abortions or not. The big difference appears to be that in countries where the procedure is legal women seem to have a much better chance of surviving the procedure.
In addition, the report indicates that in countries where contraception is widely available the rate of abortions is dramatically lower.
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