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U.S. abortion rate fell 25 percent from 2008 to 2014; one on four women have an abortion

The U.S. abortion rate has fallen dramatically in recent years, but the procedure continues to be common: One in four women will have an abortion by 45, according to a report published in the American Journal of Public Health on Thursday.
Researchers used data from three surveys, two conducted by the federal government and the third by the Guttmacher Institute, to estimate abortion rates. They found that in 2008, there were 19.4 abortions per 1,000 women ages 15 to 44. By 2014, the number had dropped to 14.6 per 1,000.

Comments on Trump’s War on Women Begins

Michele Cser Fort Davis, TX 1 hour ago I am a Physician Assistant working in rural west Texas. I know that whatever we providers at private health clinics do, we cannot take up all the slack from all the women and girls who need Healthcare. They can’t get it at ER’s which are already overworkedContinue reading “Comments on Trump’s War on Women Begins”

Call and write to your state elected govt officials to participate in democracy

Support the following causes/organization and write/call your elected local officials to participate in democracy: Planned parenthood New York Times Washington Posts Others listed in the video above by John Oliver of Last Week Tonight show.    

Be a new mom, abortion, Republican, Democrat, faith, top election voices

Dear fellow American women, My 20 yr old daughter said that it is common sense to put a person in a job with all the qualifications needed to do the job. In terms of voting for the USA president, I am with her not because she is a woman but because of her qualification. WeContinue reading “Be a new mom, abortion, Republican, Democrat, faith, top election voices”

Poverty, religion, women’s right to choose, other related topics

Poverty and over population Health and wealth Faith, Responsible parenthood and family income Catholic and 6-children household Poverty and education of the poor in over populated countries Planned parenthood and women’s health What is your say? We want education, no poverty, women’s health. Enough with politics and religion comingling in helping our children finish college despiteContinue reading “Poverty, religion, women’s right to choose, other related topics”