A qualitative exploration of the reasons and influencing factors for pregnancy termination among young women in Soweto, South Africa: a Socio-ecological perspective
Abstract Background Pregnancy termination is an essential component of reproductive healthcare. In Southern Africa, an estimated 23% of all pregnancies end in termination of pregnancy, against a backdrop of high rates of unintended pregnancies and unsafe pregnancy terminations, which contributes to...
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Main Authors: | Khuthala Mabetha (Author), Larske M. Soepnel (Author), Derrick SSewanyana (Author), Catherine E. Draper (Author), Stephen Lye (Author), Shane A. Norris (Author) |
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2024-07-01T00:00:00Z.
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