Catholic News Agency |
So, abortion doesn't harm women's mental health? The stats disagree
Catholic News Agency A recent study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association says that women who get abortions show no signs of increased mental health problems after having an abortion – and that in fact, it's women who are denied an abortion that … |
Conservative Review |
New pro-abortion study completely lies to women about the mental health costs of their 'choice'
Conservative Review Liberals are reveling over a recently published study that declares women who undergo abortions do not experience negative mental health effects. Despite the fact that the findings are dubious, defying decades of arguments presented by pro-life … |
MercatorNet (blog) |
The continuing saga of efforts to deny the heartache of abortion
MercatorNet (blog) Dr Antonia Biggs and colleagues are just the latest to march down this path with their JAMA Psychiatry article titled “Women's Mental Health and Well-Being 5 Years after Being Denied an Abortion: A Prospective, Longitudinal Cohort Study.” What once … |
International Business Times |
Does Abortion Affect Mental Health? Terminating Pregnancy Doesn't Increase Feelings Of Depression, Study Says
International Business Times Anti-abortion groups will no longer be able to use women's post-abortion mental health as an argument to support their stance against abortion as a result of a study indicating there was no significant difference in the mental health of women who had … Abortions Have Little Effect On Women's Mental Health, But Denial Could Be Risky |
Live Science |
Abortions don't lead to long-term mental health problems for women, but being denied causes anxiety, study suggests
Los Angeles Times Wade decision, states may restrict a woman's access to abortion until the point of fetal viability only to protect a mother's health. Studies have weighed in with different conclusions on the mental health impacts of abortion, though their rigor has … Denying Abortion Access May Harm Women's Mental Health Getting An Abortion Doesn't Harm Mental Health — But Being Denied One Does At First Abortion Doesn't Harm Women's Mental Health, Says Research |
AOL News |
Study: Abortions don't harm women's mental health
AOL News Anti-choice activists and politicians have long argued that abortion causes negative mental health issues — often as a means of justifying interfering with women's reproductive healthcare. It's something we just saw in Texas, where officials released … |
TIME |
Abortion Doesn't Negatively Affect Women's Mental Health: Study
TIME "There are policies and decisions being made with this assumption that abortion harms women's mental health," says study author M. Antonia Biggs, a social psychologist researcher at UCSF. "We found that the women who were denied abortions had more … Abortion Is Found to Have Little Effect on Women's Mental Health A New Study Says Abortion Doesn't Harm Mental Health Women Denied Abortion Endure Mental Health Toll |
New York Times |
Abortion Is Found to Have Little Effect on Women's Mental Health
New York Times But their distress was short-lived, whether they went elsewhere for an abortion or delivered the baby. About six months after being turned away from the first abortion clinic, their mental health resembled that of women who were not turned away and had … A New Study Says Abortion Doesn't Harm Mental Health Abortion Doesn't Negatively Affect Women's Mental Health: Study Abortion Increases Risk of Women's Mental Health Problems, Most Studies Find |
New York Times |
Health|Abortion Is Found to Have Little Effect on Women's Mental Health
New York Times But their distress was short-lived, whether they went elsewhere for an abortion or delivered the baby. About six months after being turned away from the first abortion clinic, their mental health resembled that of women who were not turned away and had … Abortions don't lead to long-term mental health problems for women, but being denied causes anxiety, study suggests Abortion Increases Risk of Women's Mental Health Problems, Most Studies Find Abortion Doesn't Harm Women's Mental Health, Says Research |
SELF |
Here's How Donald Trump And Hillary Clinton Would Impact Your Health Care If Elected
SELF Here, where Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton stand on the Affordable Care Act and abortion access. … Clinton also said she plans to launch a national campaign for suicide prevention, and integrate mental and physical health care systems (putting … Donald Trump, in Exclusive Interview, Tells WSJ He Is Willing to Keep Parts of Obama Health Law |