Approximately 75 million women require<unk>  annually following induced and spontaneous<unk>  (miscarriage). All countries have committed to reducing pregnancy-related mortality by providing treatment for<unk>  complications, regardless if the<unk>  was illegally obtained. However, an analysis of ten countries (Bangladesh, Haiti, Kenya, Malawi, Namibia, Nepal, Rwanda, Senegal, Tanzania, and Uganda) found that in seven of ten, less than 10% of primary facilities could provide basic<unk> . No primary healthcare facilities in Namibia provided<unk> ; Malawi, with greatest prevalence, offered<unk>  at 29% of primary facilities.
Post-abortion care
Fetal surgery
Birth control 
Birth control
Prenatal care
Prenatal and perinatal psychology
Scientology and abortion
Pre-conception counseling