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Running head: PEER REVIEW
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Peer Reviewed Articles on Abortion
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Peer Review Articles on Abortion
Article 1.
Title: “State Law Approaches to Facility Regulation of Abortion and Other Office
Interventions”
The State Law Approaches to Facility Regulation of Abortion and Other Office
Interventions by Bonnie et al. (2018), is essential in the research since it provides information
regarding laws and policies that guide individuals who offer abortion services. Most women all
over the world practice abortion. Abortion is however allowed in some circumstances while at
other times it is restricted and thus becomes illegal. The authors try to show the importance of
the laws that guide the practice of abortion. Understanding these laws and policies ensures that
abortion process involves legal steps and in only situations accepted by the regulations put in
place (Bonnie, et al., 2018). The article explains a study regarding different state laws on
abortion and provides a comparison. The article is therefore significant in the study because it
gives enough information concerning the regulations that guide abortion services providers in
different states.
Experimental hypothesis: state laws regulate the provision of abortion services to patients.
Null hypothesis: abortion services follow the set rules and policies.
The article has the introduction part. In this section, the authors introduce the topic and
also identifies the objective of the study. The introduction has also provided data regarding the
abortion cases in the United States and the policies used to guide these processes. Additionally,
how abortions happen in the medical offices are identified in the introduction part. The authors
aim at ensuring that the readers understand the issues of policies and laws that guide abortion in
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the country. Thus, they provide a brief explanation as to the various laws that determine the
legalization of abortion in the country.
The peer review article also has the method section. In this part, the authors identify and
explain the research method they used to collect information and data on the topic. In the method
section, the article provides detailed information on the legal assessments of the state laws that
govern abortion. The process involved considering the rules and policies in different states and
providing a comparison to give a view of the legally accepted laws. Consequently, an analysis of
the data from different states government way of issuing. Thus the article studies the OBS,
TRAP and other laws and policies from different states. The analysis puts into consideration the
different laws rather than the states.
The peer review article provides the results section. This part is essential in the article as
it contains information regarding the issues about abortion that are accepted and those that are
not allowed. Therefore, the results give an overview of the policies commonly used in different
states. In the conclusion sector, the authors conclude by identifying the abortion laws that are
more stringent in most states. Thus, a discussion of whether the rules governing different states
involves the same provision. The regulations that are legally accepted provide that abortion
should be conducted by following set standards that ensure the expected benefits and no harm
encounter can emerge at all. The authors ended this review by providing an acknowledgment
some researchers who contributed to the drafting and review of methods section and researched
and coded the state laws. They also affirmed the need for presences of human protocol since it
was just a review and no participants were required. With all the sections, the article provided
some essential laws and regulations that are important in the abortion process.
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Article 2.
Title: Induced Abortion: Risks That May Impact Adolescents, Young Adults, and
Their Children.
The American College of Pediatricians, peer review article titled "Induced Abortion:
Risks That May Impact Adolescents, Young Adults, and Their Children" illustrates the risk that
occurs from using the induced surgical process of abortion. The article is significant in the
research topic because it identifies the procedure of abortion and the risks associated with it.
Additionally, it discusses the importance of understanding the risks associated with performing
abortion procedures at home. The article is, therefore, focusing on educating individuals about
the dangers of induced abortion and why it should not take place in young women. Ultimately,
this is to prevent the occurrence of both short term and long term risks that might be lifethreatening (American College of Pediatricians, 2018). Therefore, the peer review article is
relevant to the topic because it provides essential information about the abortion and why it
should be done professionally when necessary.
Experimental hypothesis: the risks associated with induced abortion affects the patients' health
and that of her child and also increases the chances of developing illnesses in future
Null hypothesis: educating individuals reduces dangers of abortion.
The article contains the abstract which provides an introduction to the main to the main
topic discussed. The summary of the discussed issues in the section provided in the abstract. The
abstract also offers an overview as to why the reader should be interested in reading the article.
The summary of the report focused on the process of an abortion that is unethical. It identifies
that there are risks associated with the induced process of abortion. Since adolescents involve
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themselves in the induced process of abortion, educating them on the dangers and the importance
of following the right procedure is essential.
The article also provides the information regarding studies conducted on induced
abortion. In this section, an analysis of the various ways that authors have covered the
information the topic gave. It is evident that most researchers are biased and thus do not provide
accurate information regarding the concept of induced abortion. Also, the article discusses how
most of these researchers do not provide accurate and relevant information about the topic.
Therefore most individuals do not get to learn what is necessary and what should to avoid when
involving in abortion processes. The article, therefore, is keen to show that most studies have
failed and consequently no significant information is obtained on the topic.
The other section of the article is that of the risk that induced abortion has on the health
of women. In this section, the authors mentioned various risks associated with induced labor
such as cancer. Others offered in the article include mental risks and reproductive systems risks.
Additionally, the article discusses the risks that abortion has on future pregnancies and children.
In this section, there is a discussion of threats such as spontaneous abortion, secondary infertility,
ectopic pregnancy, placenta previa and premature births. Additionally, the article identifies that
there are other risks to children such as anger, grief, and emotions that change frequently.
The article then provides the numbers associated with induction abortion. In this section,
the authors offer analysis of demographics. Ultimately, this is to identify women who have found
themselves in such situations. Additionally, the article discusses various reasons as to why
women get to involve in induced abortion. Thus, in the conclusion part, the risks of induced
abortion are summarized. Because induced abortion increases the chances of breast cancer and
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also other risks to babies, patients should be educated on the issue to avoid it entirely. A
development has however emerged as the number of induced abortions reported in the past in the
past few years has decreased showing that people now understand the risks associated with the
process.
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References
American College of Pediatricians. (2018). Induced Abortion: Risks That May Impact
Adolescents, Young Adults, and Their Children. Issues in Law & Medicine, 33(1), 85112.
Bonnie, S., Jones, J. D., Sara Daniel., M. P. H, and Lindsay K. Cloud, J.D. (2018). State Law
Approaches to Facility Regulation of Abortion and Other Office Interventions. American
Journal of Public Health Law, 108(4), 486-492.
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Risk factors of acute renal failure in critically ill children: A prospective
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Continuing Medical Education Article
Risk factors of acute renal failure in critically ill children:
A prospective descriptive epidemiological study*
Dennis Bailey, MD; Véronique Phan, MD, MSc; Catherine Litalien, MD; Thierry Ducruet, PHD;
Aicha Mérouani, MD; Jacques Lacroix, MD; France Gauvin, MD, MSc
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
On completion of this article, the reader should be able to:
1. Define the rationale for using doubling of serum creatinine concentrations to define acute renal failure in children in the
pediatric intensive care unit (PICU).
2. Describe the relationship between hypotension and hypoxemia and acute renal failure in the PICU.
3. Recall that age is an important risk factor for the development of acute renal failure in the PICU.
Dr. Lacroix has disclosed that he was a consultant/advisor for Johnson & Johnson. All remaining authors have disclosed that they
have no financial relationships with or interests in any commercial companies pertaining to this educational activity.
Lippincott CME Institute, Inc., has identified and resolved all faculty conflicts of interest regarding this e...