NEWS RELEASES
Au Cameroun, 63% des Femmes Qui Veulent Éviter Une Grossesse N'utilisent Pas de Méthode Moderne de Contraception
(07/29/2014)
In Cameroon, 63% of Women Who Want to Avoid Pregnancy Do Not Use a Modern Method of Contraception
(07/29/2014)
Two Decades After Emergency Contraceptive Pills Became Available, Few Women Use Them
(07/22/2014)
NEWS IN CONTEXT
Forcibly Displaced Populations’ Sexual and Reproductive Health Needs Must Not Be Overlooked
(07/24/2014)
Good for Business: Covering Contraceptive Care Without Cost-Sharing is Is Cost-Neutral or Even Saves Money
(07/16/2014)
OP-EDS AND BLOG POSTS
"Responding to Hobby Lobby: The things we need to know", Adam Sonfield, Alliance for Justice, July 9, 2014
"States continue to enact abortion restrictions in first half of 2014, but at a lower level than in the previous three years", Rachel Benson Gold and Elizabeth Nash, RH Reality Check, July 8, 2014
"State policy trends: more supportive legislation, even as attacks on abortion rights continue", Elizabeth Nash and Rachel Benson Gold, RH Reality Check, April 9, 2014
EVIDENCE CHECK
Debunking a Critique of Guttmacher’s Methodology To Estimate Unsafe Abortion (July 30, 2012)
In a report published in the May 2012 issue of the journal Ginecología y Obstetricia de México, Elard Koch, of Chile’s Catholic University of the Most Holy Conception, et al., criticized a methodology developed by the Guttmacher Institute to estimate the number and rate of induced abortions and complications from unsafe abortions in countries where the procedure is highly restricted. However, Koch, et al. fail in both their attempt to discredit the Guttmacher methodology and their effort to present an alternative methodology for estimating abortion incidence in countries where the procedure is highly restricted.
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