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Study Suggests Way to Reduce Limited Risk of Infection from Abortion Pill Use

By Reproductive Rights

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NY Times: Abortion Pill Study Suggests Way to Limit Infection, by Denise Grady: A large study of the pills used to induce abortion has found that infections are rare but can be made even less common if the pills are...

Full post as published by Reproductive Rights Prof Blog on July 09, 2009 (boomark / email).

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