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Abortion in France's 'Medical Deserts': How Healthcare Professionals Are Contributing to the Production of Territorial Inequalities
Barriers to abortion access in rural areas of France are attracting increasing political and scientific attention. While official statistics have been used to document variations in utilization rates, travel distances, and abortion methods used, attesting to the existence and magnitude of territoria
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