The phrase "agreement abortion" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a type of abortion that is agreed upon, but without additional context, it is ambiguous and unclear.
Example: "The couple reached an agreement regarding the abortion, ensuring both parties were comfortable with the decision."
Alternatives: "consensual abortion" or "mutual decision on abortion".
A questionnaire was administered to selected physicians by stratified random sampling to determine the following: age, gender, knowledge about prenatal diagnosis of diseases in high risk pregnancies, agreement with abortion, recommended gestational age for abortion, and, if opposed to abortion, the reason.
Among 680 physicians in agreement with abortion in relation to all of the diseases, 4.6%(31) were agreed with abortion in less than 12 weeks gestation, 79.2%(538) in less than 16 weeks gestation, 5.6%(38) in less than 20 weeks gestation, 2.2%(15) in less than 24 weeks gestation, and 8.4%(58) were agreed with beyond the 24 weeks of gestational age.
The majority of physicians were in agreement with abortion for thalassemia major and Down's syndrome because of the overall prognosis, but opposed to abortion for hemophilia.
Agreement with abortion for hemophilia was 40.6%, which is less than thalassemia major and down syndrome The opposition to abortion for hemophilia was nearly similar to the results of other studies [ 8, 9] showing that the better outcome and prognosis of the disease do not justify the termination of pregnancy.
The most common reason for agreement in abortion regarding thalassemia major and Down syndrome (72% and 80% respectively) were poor outcome and prognosis of the disease.
They were in agreement with abortion in the first trimester which is nearly similar to our study (83.8% < 16 weeks of gestation).
The results of physicians in agreement with abortion by gestation for each of all three conditions (less than 12 weeks gestation, less than 16 weeks gestation, less than 20 weeks gestation, less than 24 weeks gestation, and beyond the 24 weeks of gestational age) were evaluated & were not significant(P > 0.05).
A 2013 Ohio law, however, specifically restricts public hospitals from entering into transfer agreements with abortion clinics.
The votes in Wisconsin come a week after Ohio lawmakers approved a budget that includes controversial amendments limiting federal funds for Planned Parenthood and banning public hospitals from having patient transfer agreements with abortion clinics.
We reject any treaty or agreement" that "provide abortions or actively promote abortion as a method of family planning in other countries.
