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The presence and effectiveness of exceptions to save the pregnant person's life in US state-level abortion bans
Multiple national studies and reporting syntheses show that abortions directly attributed to rape make up a very small share of all abortions—commonly cited at —while the outcomes of pregnancies that ...
No credible reporting shows any U.S. state currently bans abortion with no exception to save the pregnant person’s life; nearly all state-level total bans or near-total bans include a life-of-the-moth...
Published research and federal public-health summaries place the number of pregnancies that result from on a spectrum: a long‑standing annual estimate of roughly 32,000 pregnancies comes from a nation...
Federal surveillance systems and academic datasets together provide the primary public record on abortions in the United States, but virtually none of the routinely published, nationwide data sources ...