"This suggests that if the goal is to reduce women's risk for depression, research should focus on how to prevent and ameliorate the effect of unwanted childbearing, particularly for younger women," the researchers say in the online version of the British Medical Journal.
28 October 2005
Abortion does not increase depression.
Research has shown that aborting an unwanted foetus can actually REDUCE your chance of depression.
"This suggests that if the goal is to reduce women's risk for depression, research should focus on how to prevent and ameliorate the effect of unwanted childbearing, particularly for younger women," the researchers say in the online version of the British Medical Journal.
"This suggests that if the goal is to reduce women's risk for depression, research should focus on how to prevent and ameliorate the effect of unwanted childbearing, particularly for younger women," the researchers say in the online version of the British Medical Journal.
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