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. 2015 Feb 16;5(2):e006013. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2014-006013

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Mortality ratios and the proportion of abortion-related deaths by place of residence in states with or without a constitutional amendment to protect the unborn starting at conception. Line charts illustrate trends for MMR (top-left panel), MMR_AO (top-right panel), iAMR (bottom-left panel) and the proportion of abortion-related deaths (bottom-right panel) by place of residence between 2008 and 2011 in Mexican states, grouped as with amendment (in dark green) or without amendment (in cyan) in terms of abortion legislation in their criminal code (see Materials and methods). Bar charts show average ratios and proportions of abortion-related deaths for each group (dark green and cyan bars, respectively). *p<0.05 using a Z-test. iAMR, induced abortion mortality ratio; MMR, maternal mortality ratio; MMR_AO, MMR with abortive outcome.