We would like to thank all of the authors who participated in this call for submissions.

The Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade has major national public health repercussions. While abortion has long been a hot topic in the political arena, we believe it should be viewed through a clinical and public health lens, not via one’s political ideology.

We hope this initiative will help raise awareness and prompt discussion about abortion, reproductive rights and maternal mortality.

While the United Stated Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v. Wade prompted this call for articles, we understand that abortion access and reproductive rights are a global topic affecting people all over the world.

Read the articles below:

 

Abortion Is a Right: Perspectives of Family Medicine Physician Residents

 

The Relationship Between Access to Abortion and Mental Health in Women of Childbearing Age: Analyses of Data From the Global Burden of Disease Studies

 

Isotretinoin, Vitamin A Supplements, and Unintended Pregnancies in Post Roe v. Wade America

 

The Interest in Permanent Contraception Peaked Following the Leaked Supreme Court Majority Opinion of Roe vs. Wade: A Cross-Sectional Google Trends Analysis

 

The Medical and Financial Burden of Illegal Abortion

 

Effects and Proposed Countermeasures of Abortion Bans and Restrictions on People With Uteruses and Society

 

Looking for a Silver Lining to the Dark Cloud: A Google Trends Analysis of Contraceptive Interest in the United States Post Roe vs. Wade Verdict

 

Misadventure of an Unsafe Abortion

Sexual Debut, Sexual Education, Abortion, Awareness and Prevalence of Contraceptive Among Female Undergraduates Students in Public and Private Universities in Ekiti State, Nigeria