Beyond Political Claims: Women’s Interest In and Emotional Response to Viewing Their Ultrasound Image in Abortion Care

Published December 1, 2014

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Kimport K, Weitz TA, Foster DG. Beyond Political Claims: Women’s Interest In and Emotional Response to Viewing Their Ultrasound Image in Abortion Care. Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health. December 2014; 46(4):185-91.

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Abortion
Restrictions

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Diana Greene Foster, PhD

Katrina Kimport, PhD

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