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Abortion in Context: Historical Trends and Future Changes

Data up to Jan 2025

Published1988
Citations24
References28

Total Citations Per Year

Abstract

References (28)

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1987 • 216 citations

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1989 • 180 citations

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1988 • 140 citations

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1984 • 111 citations

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1988 • 75 citations

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1982 • 69 citations

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1980 • 64 citations

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1983 • 31 citations

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1977 • 28 citations

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1979 • 25 citations

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1987 • 19 citations

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1985 • 19 citations

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1981 • 18 citations

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1983 • 17 citations

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1988 • 16 citations

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1981 • 15 citations

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1986 • 14 citations

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1983 • 9 citations

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1987 • 9 citations

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1984 • 6 citations

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1981 • 3 citations

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