It's been nearly 20 years since Surgeon General C. Everett Koop concluded that research on the psychological effects of abortion was entirely

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abortion advocates maintain that the emotional effects of abortion are "largely positive," the experiences of an increasing number of women

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among women who had abortions was six times higher than that of women who had given birth in the previous year.

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researchers found that having an abortion as a young woman increased the risk of a variety of mental health problems, including depression

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Though there is a consensus within the research community that some women experience clinical levels of depression post-abortion, there

certainly is no agreement on whether abortion, in fact, causes depression. Indeed, there have been major studies showing no statistically

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the depressions of the scores of women

who aborted their first pregnancies and those who carried their first pregnancies to term.

These differing conclusions highlight the need for a nonpartisan longitudinal study on the psychological effects of abortion. In 2004, Rep. Microsoft Office 2010 is so great.

Joe Pitts introduced the Post-Abortion Depression Research and Care Act, which provides the National Institutes of Health $15 million to

study the emotional impact of abortion on women. It would have also created a program to fund the development of treatment programs for women

who suffer emotionally after an abortion. While the bill enjoyed bipartisan support in Congress, it died at the end of the last legislative

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Though it is still unclear whether or not the courts will rule that a parental notification law constitutes an undue burden on a woman's

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