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When it comes to reproductive health, having clear data on safety is essential. A meta-analysis of data from multiple international studies—covering populations in the U.S., Canada, and Australia—has revealed a consistent and statistically significant increase in risk for women choosing medical (medication) abortion compared to procedural (surgical) abortion. The findings break down into three key […]
Pensacola, FL (March 28, 2025) — Following an abortion, grief is much more common than relief, and more intensely felt, according to a new study of a random sample of American women. These new findings starkly contradict the claim of Planned Parenthood that “Over 95% of people who have had abortions say that they mostly […]
News Release — 3/18/2024 Abortion increases the risk of cardiovascular disease according to a new study of over one million Medicaid patients.1 The increased risk varies from 16% to 267% within the first six months of a first live birth depending on the number of abortions women had previously undergone. Similar elevated rates of cardiovascular disease were also […]
Washington, DC (11/10/2023)—Women exposed to abortion of a first pregnancy face elevated rates of subsequent psychiatric admissions, and longer hospitalization, than women who carry a first pregnancy to term, according to a new peer reviewed study published in the International Journal of Women’s Health. Figure 1: Average rate of psychiatric inpatient admissions per patient per year, prior […]
Gulf Breeze, FL (Feb. 1, 2023) — Women who feel pressured to have abortions blame their abortions for a decline in their mental health, according to a new peer reviewed study. They were also more likely to say their abortions led to frequent feelings of grief, loss, and disruption of their lives and relationships. “Over 60% of women who […]