BOOK OF ABSTRACTS

Scientific Forum on Reducing Unwanted Pregnancies and Unsafe Abortion in Nigeria

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Acknowledgement

List of Contributors (1)

List of Contributors (2)

Predictors of Abortion in Marital Union among Ghanaian Women of Reproductive Age

Perception and Willingness Towards Safe Abortion Among Married Men and Women in Urban and Semi-Urban Communities in Ibadan, Southwest Nigeria

The Influence of Poverty on Abortion Practices among Women in Farming Communities of Ile-Ife: Focus on Health, Education and Living Standard

The Risk and Factors Associated with Unsafe Abortion Practices Among Women in Nigeria

Sexuality and Contraceptive Practice Among Students in University of Medical Sciences, Akure, Ondo State

Knowledge of Abortion Complications Among Undergraduate Students of University of Medical Science Ondo, Ondo State

Socio-Cultural Factors Influencing Adolescent’s Attitude, and Practice of Induced Abortion in Ekiti State

Dialectical Tensions in Nigerian Women’s Discursive Constructions of their Personal Abortion Experiences

A Scoping Review of Abortion Liberalisation in Africa and Prospects for Nigeria

Engaging Communities on Complex Sexual Reproductive Health Issues: The Case for Grounded Communication Model for Abortion Advocacy in Nigeria

IDPs Camp isn’t a Safe Haven: Exploring Violence against Displaced Women and Abortion Liberation in Abuja Nigeria

Incidence of Induced Abortion and Differential Access to Post-Abortion Care Among Women in Osun State: Evidence from Indirect Measures

Emerging Gender Issues in Abortion Studies: A Review

Biochemical Changes in Lipid Profile and Antioxidant Status in Pregnancy

This 2-day Scientific Forum is focused on Reducing Unwanted Pregnancies and Unsafe Abortion in Nigeria, to be held on November 23 – 24, 2023, at the Kakanfo Inn, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria.

It is aimed at generating discussions around current research on abortion in Nigeria, facilitating institutional collaborations, and establishing partnerships to improve capacity for researching complex sexual and reproductive health issues like abortion in Nigeria.