Back to Results
First PageMeta Content
Fertility / Abortifacients / Gynaecology / Medical abortion / Abortion debate / Mifepristone / Misoprostol / Minors and abortion / Abortion in India / Abortion / Human reproduction / Medicine


Choice of and Satisfaction with Methods of Medical and Surgical Abortion Among U.S> Clinic Patients
Add to Reading List

Document Date: 2001-09-24 14:19:40

Open Document

File Size: 71,30 KB

Share Result on Facebook

City

York / Phoenix / Bellingham / Los Angeles / Eugene / Des Moines / New York City / New York / /

Company

New England Journal / /

Continent

Asia / Europe / /

Country

United States / China / /

Facility

University of Oregon / Alliant University / Clinic Patients By S. Marie Harvey / Public Health Institute / Pacific Institute / /

IndustryTerm

treatment of cancer / medical abortion services / /

MedicalCondition

ectopic pregnancy / cancer / headache / nausea / blood clots / pain / miscarriage / diarrhea / infection / /

MedicalTreatment

surgery / /

Organization

John Merck Fund / University of Oregon / Food and Drug Administration / Alliant University / Los Angeles / California School of Professional Psychology / Education Foundation of America / Planned Parenthood Federation of America / Public Health Institute / Center for the Study of Women / /

Person

Sarah J. Satre / Experiences Women / Evonne Morici / Sue Ferden / Method Choice Women / Vicki Jacobs / Method Attributes / Madge Armstrong / S. Marie Harvey / Rebecca Whiteman / Linda J. Beckman / /

Position

professor of health psychology / director of research / nurse / Major / research associate / /

Product

misoprostol / /

ProvinceOrState

Pennsylvania / Maryland / Oregon / California / Iowa / Arizona / Washington / /

PublishedMedium

British Medical Journal / New England Journal of Medicine / /

Region

New England / /

Technology

ultrasound / /

SocialTag