ライフサイエンスコーパス: induced abortion

1 e, to confounding, or to an actual effect of induced abortion.

2 uction in risk among women with a history of induced abortion.

3 ikely than cases to underreport a history of induced abortion.

4 ctive histories, including the occurrence of induced abortion.

5 isk of breast cancer associated with a prior induced abortion.

6 ned, 20 243 pregnancies (8.6%) ended with an induced abortion.

7 e live births), and 106 135 (65.1%) ended in induced abortion.

8 lin administration following first-trimester induced abortion.

9 r births following a previous miscarriage or induced abortion.

10 ained through a linkage with the Registry of Induced Abortions.

11 hat occurred within one week after medically induced abortions.

12 r of live births, spontaneous abortions, and induced abortions.

13 st cancer risk in relation to spontaneous or induced abortions.

14 n underreport, and providers may misdiagnose induced abortions.

15 r births after miscarriages and births after induced abortions.

16 0.9 [.8-1.0]), but an increased incidence of induced abortion (1.9 [1.6-2.1]) from 1995 to 2021.

17 ncies resulted in livebirths, 21.9% in legal induced abortions, 13.8% in spontaneous abortions, 1.3%

18 was associated with 2-3 fold higher risk of induced abortion (adjusted hazard ratio [aHR], 2.60; 95%

19 sed registries that include detailed data on induced abortions, although information on miscarriages

20 excess risk of breast cancer associated with induced abortion among parous women.

21 A history of induced abortion among study participants was compared b

22 dbirth, pregnancy, spontaneous abortion, and induced abortion among WWH in a nationwide, population-b

23 isk of breast cancer related to a history of induced abortion among young women of reproductive age.

24 For births following an induced abortion, an IPI <3 months (11.5%) was associate

25 naturally, but it can suppress inflammation-induced abortion and aid the survival of implanted allog

26 Of importance, no link exists between induced abortion and later breast cancer.

27 he agreement between women's self-reports of induced abortion and provider diagnosis of women's abort

28 sed about a possible causal relation between induced abortion and subsequent breast cancer.

29 inked to create chronologies that, excluding induced abortions and ectopic pregnancies, constituted t

30 Induced abortions and miscarriages occurred in 16 (8.2%)

31 een pregnancy ended (birth or miscarriage vs induced abortion) and age at first teen pregnancy.

32 ncluded were singleton, not terminated by an induced abortion, and had documented 3-drug ART use.

33 women of reproductive age, fertility rates, induced abortions, and stillbirths, to derive the annual

34 ption, oral contraceptive use, vasectomy and induced abortion are markers for high steroid hormone le

35 rect methods for estimating the incidence of induced abortion are unlikely to generate accurate data

36 Two cases identified by ultrasound underwent induced abortion at 21 and 30 weeks' gestation.

37 d 14.9% of the 47 controls did not report an induced abortion at interview (difference = -0.9%, 95% c

38 13.8-15.2% difference in the proportions of induced abortions based on women's self-reports and prov

39 wait at least 6 months after miscarriage and induced abortion before becoming pregnant again to avoid

40 and at least 6 months after a miscarriage or induced abortion before conceiving again, to reduce the

41 n conception, 26 with a prior spontaneous or induced abortion but no deliveries and 77 with at least

42 rths, and pregnancy loss (ie, spontaneous or induced abortions) by type of periconceptional antiretro

43 ya, and 28.7% in Sierra Leone) self-reported induced abortions compared to the provider diagnoses (Ke

44 whether a pregnancy ending in miscarriage or induced abortion confers any protection.

45 f breast cancer associated with a history of induced abortion, controlling for the potentially confou

46 the possibility that data on miscarriage or induced abortion could have influenced the findings cann

47 Overall, induced abortion does not lead to late sequelae, either

48 hospital for treatment of complications from induced abortions each year.

49 Estimates of the numbers of livebirths, induced abortions, ectopic pregnancies, and fetal deaths

50 to improve the reliability and precision of induced abortion estimates.

51 al Center for Health Statistics, and data on induced abortions from a national census of abortion pro

52 Additionally, late induced abortion (>12 wk) (AHR, 4.46 [95% CI, 3.13-6.38]

53 affected grandchild, as is the case when an induced abortion has followed the detection of a malform

54 e that suggests that women with a history of induced abortion have a lower risk of preeclampsia, it i

55 Induced abortion (IA) has been associated with a lower r

56 ng data from (i) 3- to 6-d-old embryos, (ii) induced abortions, (iii) chorionic villus sampling, (iv)

57 riage and 23,707 births following a previous induced abortion in Norway between 2008 and 2016.

58 r the high rates of unintended pregnancy and induced abortion in the United States.

59 whether, in nulliparous women, a history of induced abortion is associated with a lower risk of pree

60 Information on incidence of induced abortion is crucial for identifying policy and p

61 Information about the incidence of induced abortion is needed to motivate and inform effort

62 ng within 3 months after a miscarriage or an induced abortion is not associated with increased risks

63 en in whom the relative risk associated with induced abortion is unusually high.

64 Moreover, fathers experiencing an early induced abortion (<=12 wk) had an increased risk of init

65 t-time fathers who experience stillbirths or induced abortions or having an offspring with major cong

66 IPI >12 months after either a miscarriage or induced abortion (p > 0.05), with the exception of an in

67 verse outcome (any non-live birth, excluding induced abortion); preterm delivery <37 weeks; and low b

68 while no significant effect was found for an induced abortion prior to a first birth (adjusted OR = 0

69 he central causes of maternal mortality (ie, induced abortion, puerperal infection, and pregnancy-ind

70 The induced abortion rate in 2003 was 29 per 1000 women aged

71 Accurate estimation of induced abortion rates in legally restrictive contexts r

72 We analyzed pregnancy, birth, and induced-abortion rates among teenage girls and women 15

73 Among women with a prior induced abortion recorded on the birth record, 14.0% of

74 a history of ever (vs. never) having had an induced abortion (relative risk = 2.5, 95% confidence in

75 m 1995-2000 to 2009-2021, while the aIRR for induced abortion remained increased across all time peri

76 The incidence of induced abortions remains increased compared with WGP.

77 We examined induced abortion reporting accuracy by assessing the agr

78 with sera from cows with confirmed Neospora-induced abortion revealed at minimum 14 major antigens r

79 participants were more likely to end with an induced abortion (risk ratio [RR], 1.93 [95% CI, 1.85-2.

80 Adverse pregnancy outcomes including induced abortion, spontaneous abortion, stillbirth, smal

81 years who experienced spontaneous abortion, induced abortion, stillbirth, or live birth between Apri

82 dbirth, pregnancy, spontaneous abortion, and induced abortion stratified according to calendar period

83 ls are more reluctant to report a history of induced abortion than are women with breast cancer.

84 ogesterone-mediated reversal of mifepristone-induced abortion, this process has not been effectively

85 Although many unintended pregnancies end in induced abortion, up to a third of those proceeding to b

86 availability of effective contraception and induced abortion, vary over time, then the result may be

87 ay 136 via cesarean section to avoid steroid-induced abortion; vascular access was obtained, and the

88 Participant-reported pregnancy outcome (induced abortion vs any other pregnancy outcome).

89 risk of breast cancer in those with a prior induced abortion was 20% higher than that in women with

90 The association with induced abortions was stronger for those performed befor

91 ably estimated and those born as a result of induced abortion were excluded from the study.

92 Births, maternal deaths, and induced abortions were censored.

93 In cases where providers reported induced abortions while patients indicated miscarriages,

94 uestion of breast cancer risk in relation to induced abortion, with the intention of identifying subg

95 egnancy soon after a previous miscarriage or induced abortion without increasing perinatal health ris