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The Deadly Toll of Banning Abortion: Lessons from Abroad

By Reproductive Rights

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NY Times: The Deadly Toll of Abortion by Amateurs, by Denise Grady: BEREGA, Tanzania ? A handwritten ledger at the hospital tells a grim story. For the month of January, 17 of the 31 minor surgical procedures here were done...

Full post as published by Reproductive Rights Prof Blog on June 02, 2009 (boomark / email).

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