there are a number of women who do that who go to places like tijuana, mexicali, to have these procedures. there are other women who have more financial means able to go to places like sweden or japan or mexico city where they are able to pay for services of a licensed gynecologist in japan and in are able to travel to those places but your standard american woman who maybe doesn't have the means to fly to sweden for a week, she can often find the ability to afford an over the border abortion and take care of that within the course of a day trip. >> this is not only a social issue and historical issue but also a medical issue. explain the evolution of antibiotics and advances in medicine? >> absolutely. the use of antibiotics drastically decreases mortality associated with illegal abortions after the 1930's. it actually contributes to this decline in illegal abortion mortality after. more people are using antibiotics. more women are choosing to go to a hospital right away if they experience complications from their procedures. this was not the case before the 1930's. if a woman had an ill

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