abortion

Traces the history of abortion rights in the U.S. over the course of the twentieth century, and uses data from the Gallup public opinion polls to look at how Americans really feel about related issues, such as partial-birth abortion, abortion clinic violence, RU-486, and others.

Lee, a brilliant physician, is accused of murdering the beautiful daughter of an important medical family on the operating table. Only John Berry is willing to dig deeper into the seemingly open-and-shut case to save Lee.

Eyal Press recounts how his father's work as a doctor who performed abortions in Buffalo, New York, impacted his own childhood and adult life, and discusses how his father's work influenced his own views on abortion.

Contains facts, tables, charts, statistics, and opposing viewpoints on abortion, various aspects of abortion, and related issues, covering such topics as teenage pregnancy, medical and ethical questions, public attitudes, minors crossing state lines, and late-term abortions.

Discusses the historical, legal and social aspects of the famous case of Roe versus Wade.

Contains twelve essays in which the authors present opposing viewpoints on the question of whether or not abortion should be restricted.

Examines the individuals and the issues involved in the landmark U.S. Supreme Court case which legalized abortion.

Stories of illegal "back-room" abortions, accounts of self-induced miscarriages, and the testimony of women who were forced to give birth on society's terms, not their own.

A collection of nineteen essays that discuss many points of view about abortion.

Presents information on abortion, the current laws around the procedure, and the debates on all sides of the abortion controversy.