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Girls and women who had abortions did not experience any subsequent significant increase in medication use for mental health, according to a study published by JAMA Psychiatry. Recent research on the impact of abortion on mental health has been limited, Julia R. Steinberg, PhD, associate professor, department of family science, University of Maryland, College Park, and colleagues wrote.
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