Psychological and socioeconomic factors drive the occurrence of repeated abortions.
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SUPPORTED
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Evidence indicates that psychological vulnerability, behavioral traits, and socioeconomic factors such as education and employment status are significant risk factors associated with repeated abortions.
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Risk factors among men who have repeated experience of being the partner of a woman who requests an induced abortion
2012 · cited by 12
Paper [0] identifies socioeconomic vulnerabilities like unemployment and psychological factors such as a history of abuse as independent risk factors for repeated abortions.
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Insights into risk factors of medical abortion: A Mendelian randomization study
2023 · cited by 0
Paper [2] uses Mendelian randomization to demonstrate causal links between socioeconomic factors like educational attainment and behavioral/psychological traits with abortion risk.