...JAMA 1149, 1152 (April 1961). Other sources are discussed in Lader 17-23. Opinion of the Court 410 US The State has a legitimate interest in seeing to it...mortality rates at illegal "abortion mills" strengthens, rather than weakens, the State's interest in regulating the conditions under which abortions are performed....

...serious jeopardy. Modern medical techniques have altered this situation. Appellants and various amid refer to medical data indicating that abortion in...mortality rates at illegal "abortion mills" strengthens, rather than weakens, the State's interest in regulating the conditions under which abortions are performed....

...to insist on the least dangerous course of action. Of course, the State does have a right to require "that abortion, like any other medical procedure,...circumstances that insure maximum safety for the patient.""* But there is no reason for treating abortion any differently, in this respect, from any other medical...

...procedure, except when it would be equally dangerous for her to forgo it, has largely disap|»eared. Of course, important state interests in the area of...mortality rates at illegal "abortion mills" strengthens, rather « Potts. Post concept ion Control of Fertility, S Intl J. of G. & O. 957, 967 (1970) (England...

...procedure, except when it would be equally dangerous for her to forgo it, has largely disappeared. 0f course, important state interests in the area of health...emergency that might arise. The prevalence of high Abortion and Prenatal Procedures 9 mortality rates at illegal "abortion mills" strengthens, rather...

...would tie equally dangerous for her to forgo it, lias largely disap|H*ared. Of course, ini|x>rtant state interests in the area of health and medical...patient. This interest obviously extends at least to the |>erforming physician and his staff, to the facilities involved, to the availability of after-care,...

...when it would be equally dangerous for her to forgo it. has largely disappeared. Of course, im|x>rtant state interests in the area of health and medical...patient. This interest obviously extends at least to the |>erfonning physician and his staff, to the facilities involved, to the availability of after-care,...

...realized that the State has important interests "in the areas of health and medical standards" and that "[t]he State has a legitimate interest in seeing to...circumstances that insure maximum safety for the patient." 410 US, at 149, 150. The Court also recognized that the State has "another important and legitimate...

...confined to regulating the conditions under which abortions are administered. It may .thus, extend to the performing physician and his staff, to the...adequate provision for any complication or emergency that may arise. Moreover, since the risk to the woman increases as her pregnancy continues, 0s it may extend...

...course, important state interests in the areas of health and medical standards do remain. jiwjJThe State has a legitimate interest in seeing to it that...availability of after-care, and to adequate provision for •ny complication or emergency that night arise. The prevalence of high mortality rates at illegal...