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Brack, C. E., Rochat, R. W., & Bernal, O. A. (2017). “It’s a Race Against the Clock”: A Qualitative Analysis of Barriers to Legal Abortion in Bogotá, Colombia. International perspectives on sexual and reproductive health Review, 43(4), 173-182. doi: org/10.1363/43e5317

Brack, Rochat & Bernal articles provide information regarding how the Colombian Court declared all abortion practices to be against the law. Anyone who would be involved in such activities would be answerable to the court of law. However, this was not the case since illegal abortion persists in the state behind the scenes (Brack, Rochat & Bernal, 2017). It would be advisable if the government took time to understand the reason behind women resorting to unsafe, illegal abortion thus making such services legal.  

 Campillo, I. S. L., Meaney, S., Corcoran, P., Spillane, N., & O’Donoghue, K. (2019). Risk factors for miscarriage among women attending an early pregnancy assessment unit (EPAU): a prospective cohort study. Irish Journal of Medical Science Review, (1971- ), 1-10. doi:  org/10.1007/s11845-018-1955-2

 Campillo, Meaney, Corcoran, Spillane & O’Donoghue draws a sharp focus regarding the threat associated with miscarriages in women attending an early pregnancy assessment unit (EPAU). It was discovered that pregnant women attending EPAU were more vulnerable to miscarriages (Campillo, Meaney, Corcoran, Spillane & O’Donoghue, 2019). It would be wise if maternal and psychological factors were investigated since they were discovered to be the main cause of miscarriages in women attending an EPAU.

Stewart, H., McCall, S. J., McPherson, C., Towers, L. C., Lloyd, B., Fletcher, J., & Bhattacharya, S. (2016). The effectiveness of peri-abortion counseling in preventing subsequent unplanned pregnancy: a systematic review of randomized controlled trials. J Fam Plann Reprod Health Care Review, 42(1), 59-67. doi: 10.1136/jfprhc-2014-101096.

Stewart, McCall, McPherson, Towers, Lloyd, Fletcher, & Bhattacharya provide a reliable analysis of whether excessive use of contraceptive methods had any effect on unplanned pregnancies. The study showed that a significant percentage of women were consuming contraceptives. The review did not show any evidenced of the effect that resulted from constant use of contraceptives on an unplanned pregnancy (Stewart, McCall, McPherson, Towers, Lloyd, Fletcher & Bhattacharya, 2016). It was recommended that larger scale randomized controlled trials should be taken to warrant ample power to perceive such effects.

The reason for the dismal theories of Ricardo and Malthus not becoming true, Heilbroner suggests, is that we have been saved by technology.  More food could be produced because fertilizer and hybrids produced much higher yields per acre.  But these successes have occurred in a period of benign nature.  What do we do now, when it appears that we face rapid population growth, an increasingly hostile nature (climate change), and a matured agricultural technology with limited chance from substantial improvement?  It appears that the rapid population growth really depends on women deciding not to have a large number of children.  In the areas that are producing a lot of children, like the Moslem or tribal worlds or India, the role of women is severely restricted.  But the U. S. has ZPG except for immigration.  Further, it appears that we do not have the technology, let alone the will, to reverse climate change before it becomes disastrous.With these negative facts staring us in the face, to what degree do you think it likely that the gloomy predictions of too many people creating a demographic catastrophe could occur?  Why might they occur and why might they not? 

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