The human cost of unsafe abortions
Hannah Ritchie
In the two decades from 1965 to 1985, maternal mortality fell sharply across Europe. Rates in my own country, the United Kingdom, fell by more than two-thirds.
Romania was the exception. Its rates increased by almost 150%.
In the two decades from 1965 to 1985, maternal mortality fell sharply across Europe. Rates in my own country, the United Kingdom, fell by more than two-thirds.
Romania was the exception. Its rates increased by almost 150%.
