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Please cite this paper as: Gissler M, Fronteira I, Jahn A, Karro H, Moreau C, Oliveira da Silva Olsen J, Savona‐Ventura Temmerman Hemminki E, the REPROSTAT group. Terminations of pregnancy in European Union. BJOG 2011; DOI: 10.1111/j.1471‐0528.2011.03189.x. Objective To study current legislation and trends terminations Union (EU). Design Data were collected on statistics for pregnancy. Setting Population‐based from EU member states. Population Women reproductive age 27 Methods Information...
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