Výber štúdií o neinformovanosti žien a o negatívach potratu

1. 65% žien je nútených okolím, 84% nemá plnú informovanosť.

   Medical Science Monitor, 2004

2. 95% žien chce byť plne informovaných o všetkých štatisticky súvisiacich rizikách

   Journal of Medical Ethics, 2006

3. 79% nemalo pri potrate informácie o možných alternatívach

   Medical Science Monitor, 2003

4. 94% materských úmrtí súvisiacich s potratom nie je zaznamenaných vo Fínsku

   Paediatric Perinatal Epidemiology, 2004

5. 62% vyššie riziko smrti v dôsledku potratu v následných 8 rokoch

   Southern Medical Journal, 2002

6. 6-krát vyššie riziko samovraždy ako u žien, ktoré porodili

   European Journal of Public Health, 2005

7. Potrat súvisí so širokým spektrom porúch mentálneho zdravia

   Journal of Psychiatric Research, 2008

8. Ženy po potrate majú významne vyššie riziko klinickej depresie (až o 65%)

   British Medical Journal, 2002

9. 5-násobne vyššia miera závislostí na návykových látkach

   American Journal of Drug and Alcohol Abuse, 2000

10. Na budúce deti má potrat v minulosti negatívny vplyv

    Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry, 2002

11. Zvýšená miera fajčenia a alkoholizmu počas ďalších tehotenstiev

    British Journal of Health Psychology, 2005

12. Zvýšené riziko budúcich spontánnych potratov (až o 60%) a predčasných pôrodov

    British Journal of Obstiatrics & Gynecology, 2006

13. 60% žien tvrdí: „časť z nich zomrela“, 65% trpí traumou, 31% má zdravotné komplikácie z potratu

    Medical Science Monitor, 2004

14. 3,5 krát vyššia miera smrti po potrate (aj z úrazu alebo domáceho násilia - EJPH)

    Acta Obsteriatricia et Gynecologica Scandinavica, 1997

15. 160% vyššia pravdepodobnosť hospitalizácie na psychiatrickú liečbu pre ženy po umelom potrate

    Canadian Medical Association Journal, 2003

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9 DC Reardon, PG Ney, “Abortion and Subsequent Substance Abuse,” American Journal of Drug and Alcohol Abuse 26(1):61-75, 2000

10 PK Coleman, DC Reardon, & JR Cougle, “The Quality of the Caregiving Environment and Child Developmental Outcomes Associated with Maternal History of Abortion Using the NLSY Data,” Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry 43(6):743-57, 2002

11 PK Coleman, DC Reardon, JR Cougle, “Substance use among pregnant women in the context of previous reproductive loss and desire for current pregnancy,” British Journal of Health Psychology 10, 255-268, 2005

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