Stigma and discrimination are fundamental causes of health inequities, and reflect privilege,
power, and disadvantage within society. Experiences and impacts of stigma and …

Background Induced abortion is one of the most common gynecological procedures in the
world, with as many as three in every ten pregnancies ending in abortion. It, however …

Objective To explore if abortion care providers in the Republic of Ireland experience
abortion-related stigma. Study Design The survey was distributed to abortion care providers …

Introduction Method choice is an important component of quality abortion care and
qualitative research suggests that abortion stigma can influence provider preference and …

Abortions and abortion-related care (eg, pregnancy testing, information access, postabortion
care) are essential healthcare. Stigma shapes abortion care access and experiences …

With a goal of reducing maternal mortality and morbidity, Ethiopia liberalized its abortion law
in 2005, making it one of the early champions in Africa of expanding access to safe abortion …

Background Abortion stigma has been shown to influence provider attitudes around abortion
and may decrease provider willingness to participate in abortion care, or lead some to …

Objectives This study sought to explore labor and delivery (L&D) nurses' experiences caring
for women undergoing induction for intrauterine fetal demise (IUFD) or termination for fetal …

Background The work of full spectrum doulas (ie, non-medically trained care workers
offering support before, during, and after pregnancy including abortion)—is increasingly …

Objectives There is little evidence about how physicians become abortion clinicians or
advocates. We describe the ideological trajectories of pro-choice female Mexican doctors …