The Conversation Article RatingAbortion pills are being widely used in Nigeria: women and suppliers talk about their experiences
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49% : In our study, we assessed the quality of care provided to women who obtained misoprostol for abortion from drug sellers (patent medicine vendors and pharmacies) in 2018 across six local government areas in Lagos State, south west Nigeria.49% : We hypothesised that areas with higher-level educational institutions would have a greater market for misoprostol due to the concentration of young females with a secondary education or higher, a population that has a relatively higher estimated incidence of abortion in Nigeria.
45% : Unintended pregnancy is common among women of reproductive age in Nigeria and a substantial number end in abortion.
39% : Forty eight per cent ended in abortion.
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