In What Ways Do Abortion Affect Children And Teenagers?

Keyphrases

• Teenagers 100%
• Abortion 100%
• Puberty 21%
• Induced Abortion 15%
• Physical Development 15%
• Emotional State 10%
• Fetus 10%
• Unsafe Abortion 10%
• Birth Control 10%
• Miscarriage 10%
• Abortion Rate 10%
• Pubertal Changes 10%
• Adolescent Development 10%
• Preadolescence 10%
• Age of Majority 10%
• Adult Roles 10%
• Brain Structure 10%
• Adulthood 10%
• Teenage Years 10%
• United States 5%
• Law 5%
• Legal Definition 5%
• Latin Language 5%
• Video Games 5%
• Emotional Blunting 5%
• Vocalization 5%
• Linguistic Attitudes 5%
• Facial Expression 5%
• Computer Science 5%
• Sociolinguistics 5%
• Affective Flattening 5%
• Human Being 5%
• Psychologists 5%
• Caregivers 5%
• Physical Problems 5%
• Risk of Death 5%
• Modern Methods 5%
• Causes of Maternal Death 5%
• Own Body 5%
• Murder 5%
• Ethical Issues 5%
• Safe Abortion 5%
• Hospital Admission 5%
• Incest 5%
• Comprehensive Abortion Care 5%
• Right to Life 5%
• World Health Organization 5%
• Cervix 5%
• Intrauterine Device 5%
• Surgical Technique 5%
• Childbirth 5%
• Women's Health 5%
• Maternal Death 5%
• Poverty Risk 5%
• Planning Control 5%
• Women's Rights 5%
• Moral Dilemmas 5%
• Mifepristone 5%
• Sexual Health 5%
• Postabortion Care 5%
• High Risk 5%
• Abortion Law 5%
• Developing World 5%
• Family Planning 5%
• Herbal Medicine 5%
• Safe Abortion Care 5%
• Rape 5%
• Mental Problems 5%
• Prostaglandins 5%
• Fetal Diseases 5%
• Legal Abortion 5%
• Legal Issues 5%
• Reproductive Health 5%
• Religious Views 5%
• Unemployment 5%
• Neuroscience 5%
• Biological Changes 5%
• Interdisciplinary Collaboration 5%
• Legal Adulthood 5%
• Puberty Onset 5%
• Armed Forces 5%
• Clan 5%
• Living Circumstances 5%
• Authority Figure 5%
• Culture Conditions 5%
• Relations with Parents 5%
• Cognitive Development 5%
• Sixties 5%
• Sex Organs 5%
• Group Membership 5%
• Psychological Development 5%
• Biobehavioral 5%
• Male Development 5%
• Nation-state 5%
• Anthropology 5%
• Education Level 5%
• Pubertal Status 5%
• Behavioral Health 5%
• Social Roles 5%
• Social Relationships 5%
• Alcohol Drinking 5%
• Education Training 5%
• Organ Mass 5%
• Tobacco Products 5%
• Major Change 5%
• Developmental Period 5%
• Sexual Relations 5%
• Brain Organization 5%
• Developmental Phases 5%
• Social Conditions 5%
• Physical Expression 5%
• Legal Guardian 5%
• Muscle Mass 5%
• Mass Change 5%
• Spontaneous Preterm Birth (sPTB) 5%
• Public Health Measures 5%
• Cultural Perspective 5%
• Suction Devices 5%
• Second Trimester of Pregnancy 5%
• Making Decisions 5%
• Pregnancy Trimester 5%
• Affective Displays 5%
• Multiple Transitions 5%
• Across Cultures 5%
• Romantic Partners 5%
• Nations Culture 5%
• Cultural Expression 5%
• School Structure 5%

INIS

• children 100%
• abortion 100%
• legal aspects 31%
• pregnancy 15%
• education 12%
• death 12%
• women 12%
• adults 9%
• adolescents 9%
• risks 9%
• surgery 9%
• birth 9%
• levels 6%
• psychology 6%
• control 6%
• growth 6%
• fetuses 6%
• devices 6%
• embryos 6%
• brain 6%
• schools 3%
• usa 3%
• comparative evaluations 3%
• information 3%
• humans 3%
• vehicles 3%
• males 3%
• computers 3%
• drugs 3%
• medicines 3%
• psychological behavior 3%
• weight 3%
• public health 3%
• interventions 3%
• equipment 3%
• reduction 3%
• employment 3%
• attitudes 3%
• medicine 3%
• contracts 3%
• biology 3%
• females 3%
• tools 3%
• world health organization 3%
• hospitals 3%
• planning 3%
• removal 3%
• developing countries 3%
• defects 3%
• prostaglandins 3%
• sex 3%
• unemployment 3%
• muscles 3%
• sociology 3%
• height 3%
• alcohols 3%
• tobacco products 3%
• anthropology 3%
• accountability 3%
• organs 3%
• workers 3%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Infancy 33%