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From 1987 to 1993 the number of [[abortion]]s in [[Poland]] decreased by 99% as the communist rule was overthrown.
 
From 1987 to 1993 the number of [[abortion]]s in [[Poland]] decreased by 99% as the communist rule was overthrown.
  
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The result has been a dramatic improvement in women's health and a spectacular decrease in harmful premature births.
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The result has been a dramatic improvement in women's health and a spectacular decrease in harmful premature births. Here are the data for deaths of Polish children under age 5 with Cerebral Palsy (CP):<ref>These data were sent by Poland's  CSO (Central Statistical Office) Deputy Director  Witold Wozniak to Brent Rooney on 12 June 2008.</ref>
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1985      104            680,091  15.3
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<br>1986      130            637,213  20.4
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<br>1987        95            607,790  15.6
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<br>1988        98            598,938  16.6
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<br>1989        93            564,431  16.5
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<br>1990        72            547,720  13.1
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<br>1991        54            547,719    9.9
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<br>1992        68            515,214  13.2
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<br>1993        51            494,310  10.3
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<br>1994        47            481,285    9.8
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<br>1995        47            438,109  10.9
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<br>1996        42            428.203    9.8
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<br>1997<ref> In 1997 Poland converted to the new ICD 9
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(International Classification of Disease,
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9th revision) definition of CP</ref>      20            412.635    4.8
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<br>1998        23            395,619    5.8
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<br>1999        16            382,002    4.2
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<br>2000        17            378,348    4.5
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<br>2001        16            368,205    4.3
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<br>2002        19            353,765    5.4
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<br>2003        15            351,072    4.3
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<br>2004          5            356,131    1.4
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<br>2005          9            364,383    2.5
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<br>2006          9            374,244    2.4
  
 
== References ==
 
== References ==

Revision as of 05:47, April 16, 2010

Abortion in Poland has declined from a peak of about 260,000 under communist rule in 1963 to only 328 in 2007, a decline of nearly 99.9%.[1]

From 1987 to 1993 the number of abortions in Poland decreased by 99% as the communist rule was overthrown.

The result has been a dramatic improvement in women's health and a spectacular decrease in harmful premature births. Here are the data for deaths of Polish children under age 5 with Cerebral Palsy (CP):[2]

Year Deaths for children under age 5 years old with CP Live Births Deaths per 100,000
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996

1985 104 680,091 15.3
1986 130 637,213 20.4
1987 95 607,790 15.6
1988 98 598,938 16.6
1989 93 564,431 16.5
1990 72 547,720 13.1
1991 54 547,719 9.9
1992 68 515,214 13.2
1993 51 494,310 10.3
1994 47 481,285 9.8
1995 47 438,109 10.9
1996 42 428.203 9.8
1997[3] 20 412.635 4.8
1998 23 395,619 5.8
1999 16 382,002 4.2
2000 17 378,348 4.5
2001 16 368,205 4.3
2002 19 353,765 5.4
2003 15 351,072 4.3
2004 5 356,131 1.4
2005 9 364,383 2.5
2006 9 374,244 2.4

References

  1. ↑ http://www.johnstonsarchive.net/policy/abortion/ab-poland.html
  2. ↑ These data were sent by Poland's CSO (Central Statistical Office) Deputy Director Witold Wozniak to Brent Rooney on 12 June 2008.
  3. ↑ In 1997 Poland converted to the new ICD 9 (International Classification of Disease, 9th revision) definition of CP