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The Turnaway Study
Ten Years, a Thousand Women, and the Consequences of Having—or Being Denied—an Abortion
Book • 2021
The Turnaway Study presents a decade-long investigation into the lives of women who sought abortions, comparing those who received them with those who were turned away.
The study reveals that women who received abortions generally fared better in terms of mental and physical health, economic stability, and personal well-being compared to those who were denied abortions.
It provides critical data-driven insights into the impact of abortion access on women's lives.
The study reveals that women who received abortions generally fared better in terms of mental and physical health, economic stability, and personal well-being compared to those who were denied abortions.
It provides critical data-driven insights into the impact of abortion access on women's lives.
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Referenced by Deborah Stewart as research for the difficulties women face when deciding to have an abortion.
Can We Consider Abortion?
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Emily Kwong at the end of the podcast as the book written by Dr. 
Diana Greene Foster summarizing her research.
Emily Kwong at the end of the podcast as the book written by Dr. Diana Greene Foster summarizing her research.
The Turnaway Study: What The Research Says About Abortion
Mentioned by Emily Kwong at the end of the podcast as the book written by Dr. Diana Greene Foster , summarizing the Turnaway Study.
Emily Kwong at the end of the podcast as the book written by Dr. Diana Greene Foster , summarizing the Turnaway Study.
The Public Health Implications Of Overturning Roe V. Wade
