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Use this link to get started. Prenatal Development: Growth in the womb is a rapid process; all systems are in place by week eight. Inconsequential Differences: The differences between embryos and newborns are differences that don't matter. Systematic Dehumanization: Abortion is condemnable for the same reasons as slavery and the Holocaust. A Future Lost: Like any act of homicide, abortion steals from its victims their future life.
The Uncertainty Principle: If abortion might kill a person, then abortion must not be done. Abortion and Gendercide: Around the globe, abortion is shrinking the female population at an alarming rate. Abortion for Profit: Many abortion supporters have a huge financial stake in keeping abortion legal. Post-Abortion Syndrome: Abortion often leaves women with a lifetime of mental anguish.
Abortion Risks: Significant risk factors like breast cancer have been associated with abortion. Child Abuse: America has become a more violent place for born children since abortion was legalized. Abortion Alternatives: Pregnancy care centers help eliminate the financial burden of pregnancy. What About Illegal Abortions? Is Abortion Ever Justified? According to the Guttmacher Institute, an estimated , abortions took place in the United States in —down from , in The annual number of legal induced abortions in the United States doubled between and , and peaked in CDC.
More than 60 million legal abortions have occurred in the United States since Women in their 20s accounted for the majority of abortions in and had the highest abortion rates CDC. Most of the overall increase in the number of abortions is the result of ground C abortions increasing.
The vast majority These were classified as F99 mental disorder, not otherwise specified under the International Classification of Disease version 10 ICD Ground E abortions are those performed because of fetal abnormality at any gestation.
There were 3, abortions performed under ground E in There was a total of 4, conditions mentioned on ground E forms in This is an increase from 3, in For more information on issues with the reporting of ground E abortions see the Guide to Abortion Statistics , in the link for Abortion statistics for England and Wales: page 7.
The proportion of abortions that are performed at under 10 weeks has continued to increase since The legal limit for a woman having an abortion is 24 weeks gestation. This is the point at which the fetus is viable outside the mother's body. Abortions may be performed after 24 weeks in certain circumstances, for example, if the mother's life is at risk or the child would be born severely disabled. Abortions where gestation is 24 weeks or over account for a very small number of abortions 0.
There were such abortions in Table 5. Different methods can be used to terminate a pregnancy, depending on the gestation, and other circumstances relating to the individual woman. There are medical methods which involve the use of drugs for example Mifepristone and there are surgical methods, such as vacuum aspiration or dilatation and evacuation.
See Glossary and Guide to Abortion Statistics. There has been a continuing upward trend in medical abortions since , when Mifepristone was first licensed for use in the UK. There has been an additional effect during due to the COVID pandemic — more information on this is set out in the paragraphs below. Early medical abortions are defined as taking place within the first 10 weeks of the pregnancy using medical methods.
Until late March , the first stage of treatment had to be administered at an NHS hospital or independent sector abortion clinic approved by the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care.
Since June for Wales and December for England, women have been allowed to administer the second stage of treatment for early medical abortions at home. From 30 March , the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care approved temporary measures in England to limit the transmission of COVID by approving the use of both pills for early medical abortion at home, without the need to first attend a hospital or clinic.
Since the temporary approval of both pills for early medical abortion without needing to first visit a hospital or clinic, the percentages of different methods used to administer abortions have changed although it is worth noting the general increase in medical abortions over time. For abortions at 22 weeks and over, feticide is recommended by the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, prior to the evacuation of the uterus, to stop the fetal heart.
There is large variation in rates of repeat abortions across local authorities. This variation could be due to a range of factors, including random variation, differing demographics or the impact of local policy decisions. Complications were reported in out of , cases in , a rate of 1 in every abortions 1.
The rate of surgical complications increased from 1. The decrease in the medical abortion complication rate coincides with the uptake of both medications at home. Due to how complications are recorded, for terminations where either both or the second stage is administered at home, complications may be less likely to be recorded.
Please see the guide to abortion statistics for more information on reporting abortion complications. Table 8. In , there were 65 abortions which were selective terminations, See Glossary , a decrease from in This section covers abortions carried out in England and Wales to women who are residents of other countries. In , there were abortions to women recorded as residing outside England and Wales, a decrease from 2, in Most non-residents came from Northern Ireland The large decrease in the number of abortions for residents outside of England and Wales may be explained by travel restrictions in place throughout the year relating to the Coronavirus pandemic Table 12a.
On 29 June the government announced that it would fund, via the Government Equalities Office GEO , abortions for women ordinarily resident in Northern Ireland, where abortions were only available in very limited circumstances. This provision for Northern Irish women currently remains in place despite the decriminalisation of abortion in Northern Ireland.
This followed a free vote by Westminster MPs in July during the period that the Northern Ireland Executive was suspended effectively becoming law when the Executive did not reconvene before 21 October In there were abortions for women from Northern Ireland, a significant decrease from the 1, in Current levels remain substantially lower than the peak of 1, Northern Ireland resident abortions in In May the ban on abortion in the Irish Republic was overturned, repealing the eighth amendment of the constitution.
The law came into effect on 20 December meaning that abortion is permitted in the first 12 weeks of pregnancy and in later cases where the woman's life or health is at risk, or in cases of fatal fetal abnormality. The Index of Multiple Deprivation IMD is the single official measure of relative deprivation available for England and provides the most effective way of understanding the differences in levels of deprivation between areas.
There are seven domains of deprivation, which combine to create the IMD by ranking each small area from most deprived to least deprived, typically dividing areas into ten equal groups or ten deprivation deciles.
Decile 1 is the most deprived and decile 10 the least deprived. For further information about the indices see: English Index of Multiple Deprivation Women living in the most deprived areas are more than twice as likely to have abortions than women living in the least deprived areas.
The rate in the most deprived decile is Figure This is true across different age groups and different regions of England Table 14 and Figure In the USA, where nearly half of pregnancies are unintended and four in 10 of these are terminated by abortion [1] , there are over 3, abortions per day. Twenty-two percent of all pregnancies in the USA excluding miscarriages end in abortion. Coronavirus Population.
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