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Articles

Handicapping the APA abortion and mental health task force report Dr. Warren Throckmorton

Wall Street Journal 8/12/08

• New Front in Abortion Battle: Both Sides Await Report That Charts The Effects on Mental Health By STEPHANIE SIMON August 12, 2008; Page A16

• Abortion: Asking the Difficult Questions Wall Street Journal, August 11, 2008, 11:40 pm

• Abortion Studies Support Both Sides of Debate By STEPHANIE SIMON

PreTerm Birth

• Rapid Repeat Pregnancy

Other

• Ginsburg & Supreme Court's Interest in Abortion as Population Control for Unwanted Groups

• Robinson, Stotland, Russo, Lang, and Occhiogrosso. "Is there an “Abortion Trauma Syndrome”? Critiquing the Evidence" Harvard Review of Psychiatry

• Supreme Court and Abortion

Public Opinion

The New Normal on Abortion: Americans More "Pro-Life"