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. 2026 Jul 6;33(1):2695541. doi: 10.1080/26410397.2025.2695541

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PMCID: PMC13348103  PMID: 42403213

Article title: Abortion stigma among abortion providers in high-income countries: a mixed methods systematic review

Authors: Marie Bernard, Jana Niemann, Dennis Jepsen, Nadja Freymüller, Laura Weinhold, Céline Miani, Claudia Luck-Sikorski

Journal: Sexual and Reproductive Health Matters

Bibliometrics: Volume 33, Number 1, pages 1-17

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/26410397.2026.2668884

When the article was received, the Results section was missing the text for Research Question 1. The missing text has now been added.

RQ1: Used definitions for abortion stigma

Six studies43,45,56,59,64,65 referred to Kumar, Hessini, and Mitchell’s14 definition of abortion stigma, four studies43,59,64,69 utilized Norris et al.’s11 definition of abortion stigma, another four studies45,52,63,69 referred to the definition by Harris et al.3 and three studies45,65,69 referred to O’Donnell et al.9 One study68 exclusively used a generic definition of stigma, whereas the vast majority of 18 studies42,44,46-51,53–55,57,58,60–62,66,67 did not explicitly state any definition (cf. Supplementary Table 6).


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