Supplement 1 - Revision history

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RU486 RU-486

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	==RU486 RU-486 ==		==RU486 RU-486 ==

			[http://www.lifenews.com/2014/12/03/doctor-saves-106-babies-after-the-abortion-has-already-started-wait-until-you-see-how/ Abortion Pill Reversal can be successful]
			:Article regarding a medical protocol for women who change their minds to stop the RU-486 induced abortion.


	5.6.8 " Pain control in medical abortion", E Wiebe, Int'l J Gynecology & Obstetrics 74:275-280,2001		5.6.8 " Pain control in medical abortion", E Wiebe, Int'l J Gynecology & Obstetrics 74:275-280,2001

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Family Violence and Abortion

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	A random household survey of more than 2500 U.S. women sponsored by the Commonwealth Fund found that 27.7% of women who reported abortion stated that they had been been physically abused as children compared to 10.7% of women who reported no abortion history; 23.6% of women who reported abortion stated they had been sexually abused as children compared to 7.8% of women who reported no abortion history; 23.3% of women who reported abortion stated they had a violent partner compared with 11.8% of women who reported no abortion history.		A random household survey of more than 2500 U.S. women sponsored by the Commonwealth Fund found that 27.7% of women who reported abortion stated that they had been been physically abused as children compared to 10.7% of women who reported no abortion history; 23.6% of women who reported abortion stated they had been sexually abused as children compared to 7.8% of women who reported no abortion history; 23.3% of women who reported abortion stated they had a violent partner compared with 11.8% of women who reported no abortion history.



	==Homicide of Women During and Following Pregnancy==		==Homicide of Women During and Following Pregnancy==

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Subsequent Miscarriage, Premature Birth or Low Birth Weight

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	~~==Subsequent Miscarriage, Premature Birth or Low Birth Weight==~~


	~~5.33.26 "Infection and preterm birth", WW Andrews et al, Am J Perinatol 17 (7): 357, 2000~~

	Preterm birth complicates 11% of all pregnancies in the U.S. and remains a leading cause of infant mortality and long-term neurological handicap. Despite widespread use of preventive strategies, the rate of preterm birth is increasing and the prevalence of long-term handicap to preterm birth is also increasing. Considerable data implicate a clinically silent upper genital tract infection as a key component of the pathophysiology of a majority of early spontaneous preterm births, but a minority of preterm births that occur near term.

	~~5.33.27 "The role of infection in the etiology of preterm birth", M Toth et al, Obstet Gynecol 71(5):723, May 1988~~

	A study at New York Hospital-Cornell University Medical College concluded that "collective evidence implicates preexisting infection of the uterine cavity as a predisposing factor in premature rupture of the membranes, preterm delivery, and amnionitis…. A strong correlation was found between preterm birth and a history of pelvic inflammatory disease… Amnionitis was also associated with a history of pelvic inflammatory disease."

	~~5.33.28 "The Epidemiology of Preterm Labor", JN Robinson et l, Seminars in Perinatology 25(4):204,2001~~

	Factors associated with preterm labor and delivery include maternal conditions such as induced abortion. Maternal behaviors such as smoking and substance abuse can be risk factors for a short gestation.

	~~5.33.29 "Impact of induced abortions on subsequent pregnancy outcome. The 1995 French national perinatal pregnancy survey, L Henriet, M Kaminski, Br J Obstet Gynaecol 108 :1036-1042 ,2001~~

	In a national sample of 12,432 French women who had a singleton live birth during one week in 1995, there was a statistically significant increased risk of preterm birth of 30% for women with one prior abortion, and a 90% increased risk of preterm birth for women with two or more induced abortions compared to women with no induced abortion history.

	==Neonatal Infection/Sub-Clinical Infection==		==Neonatal Infection/Sub-Clinical Infection==

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Suicide

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	~~==Suicide==~~

	~~3.25.14 " Deaths Associated with Pregnancy Outcome. A Record Linkage Study of Low Income Women", DC Reardon et al, Southern Medical Journal 95(8):834, August 2002~~

	A study of 173,279 low income California women who delivered and those who aborted in 1989 were linked to death certificates over an 8 year period following the pregnancy event. Compared to women who delivered, those who had an abortion had a significantly higher age-adjusted risk of death from suicide (2.54) and an increased risk of death from all causes (1.62).

	==Repeat Abortions==		==Repeat Abortions==

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Smoking

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 Alcohol use during pregnancy was found to be a statistically significant increased risk for
 attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder in children.
 ==Abortion's Impact on Siblings or Subsequently Born Children==

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Pain in Women

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	==~~Pain in Women==~~		==RU486 RU-486 ==
	RU486 RU-486

	5.6.8 " Pain control in medical abortion", E Wiebe, Int'l J Gynecology & Obstetrics 74:275-280,2001		5.6.8 " Pain control in medical abortion", E Wiebe, Int'l J Gynecology & Obstetrics 74:275-280,2001
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	Clostridial toxic shock is a rare and largely fatal syndrome among reproductive-age women. Eight cases were reported after medical abortions using mifepristone and misoprostol between 2000 and 2009 bringing the risk of clostridial toxic shock to 0.58 per 100,000 medical abortions.		Clostridial toxic shock is a rare and largely fatal syndrome among reproductive-age women. Eight cases were reported after medical abortions using mifepristone and misoprostol between 2000 and 2009 bringing the risk of clostridial toxic shock to 0.58 per 100,000 medical abortions.

			[http://www.frcblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/Australian-AERs_RU486_201105mulligan.pdf Mifepristone in South Australia] Mulligan E, Messenger H. Australian Family Physician. MAY 2011.
			:The study found 3.3% of the women who used RU-486 in the first trimester of pregnancy reported to an emergency room compared with 2.2% who used a surgical method and •5.7% of the women who used RU-486 had to be re-admitted to hospitals compared with 0.4% of surgical abortion patients.
			[http://www.lifenews.com/2011/05/10/study-high-of-women-using-abortion-drug-hospitalized/ Additional information ]

	==HIV/AIDS ==		==HIV/AIDS ==

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Pain in Women

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	==Pain in Women==		==Pain in Women==
			RU486 RU-486

	5.6.8 " Pain control in medical abortion", E Wiebe, Int'l J Gynecology & Obstetrics 74:275-280,2001		5.6.8 " Pain control in medical abortion", E Wiebe, Int'l J Gynecology & Obstetrics 74:275-280,2001

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	given before the onset of the procedure did not reduce the amount of severe pain.		given before the onset of the procedure did not reduce the amount of severe pain.

			'''[http://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMc1001014 Fatal Clostridium sordellii Infections after Medical Abortions] N Engl J Med 2010; 363:1382-1383September 30, 2010'''

			Clostridial toxic shock is a rare and largely fatal syndrome among reproductive-age women. Eight cases were reported after medical abortions using mifepristone and misoprostol between 2000 and 2009 bringing the risk of clostridial toxic shock to 0.58 per 100,000 medical abortions.

	==HIV/AIDS ==		==HIV/AIDS ==

WikiSysop: /* Deterioration of Economic and Social Conditions Following Abortion */

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Deterioration of Economic and Social Conditions Following Abortion

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	A 1996 French study compared women with a single abortion with women who had two or more abortions.		A 1996 French study compared women with a single abortion with women who had two or more abortions.
	The authors concluded that women with repeat abortions were characterized by great socio-economic problems, unstable couples, and ambivalence. There was a wish of pregnancy but no wish of children. A real psycho-social		The authors concluded that women with repeat abortions were characterized by great socio-economic problems, unstable couples, and ambivalence. There was a wish of pregnancy but no wish of children. A real psycho-social precariousness existed and that this population was well aware of contraceptive methods.
	precariousness existed and that this population was well aware of contraceptive methods.

	4.4.9 " Impact of induced abortions on subsequent pregnancy outcome: the 1995 French national perinatal		4.4.9 " Impact of induced abortions on subsequent pregnancy outcome: the 1995 French national perinatal

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WikiSysop: /* Self-Punishment (Masochism) or Punishment of Others (Sadism) */

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Self-Punishment (Masochism) or Punishment of Others (Sadism)

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	==Self-Punishment (Masochism) or Punishment of Others (Sadism)==		==Self-Punishment (Masochism) or Punishment of Others (Sadism)==