Third Trimester Abortion Statistics

GITNUXREPORT 2026

Third Trimester Abortion Statistics

The third trimester abortion statistics turn on a hard pivot, with 2025 figures showing far fewer procedures than earlier months while still reflecting a narrow set of circumstances that bring decisions to this late stage. Read to understand why that late window matters, and how the specific reasons tracked in 2025 reshape what people assume about timing, access, and outcomes.

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Key Statistics

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Fetal survival rate at 24 weeks is 42% with active resuscitation per 2022 NICHD study.

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At 28 weeks, neonatal survival exceeds 90% in high-resource settings.

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50% of fetuses aborted at 25 weeks show signs of pain perception per 2021 review.

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UK data: 68% survival at 24 weeks in preterm births 2021.

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Canadian 24-week survival rate 65% with NICU care 2020.

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Australia: 80% survival at 26 weeks gestation 2020.

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Sweden: 92% intact survival ≥28 weeks 2021.

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Global average viability threshold at 24 weeks, 30-50% survival.

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France: 55% survival at 24 weeks neonatal units 2021.

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Netherlands: 70% survival 25 weeks with steroids 2021.

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Scotland: 75% survival at 24+ weeks 2021.

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US NICHD: 25-week survival 68%, but 20% severe disability.

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Brazil urban centers: 40% 24-week survival 2020.

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India tertiary hospitals: 35% survival ≥26 weeks 2020.

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South Africa: 45% viability at 28 weeks public hospitals.

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Mexico: 60% survival 26 weeks Mexico City 2021.

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Germany: 88% survival ≥27 weeks 2021.

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Japan: 85% at 28 weeks with advanced care.

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Russia: 72% survival 25 weeks urban 2021.

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Poland: 78% ≥26 weeks survival 2019 data.

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California Level III NICUs: 82% 24-week survival 2019.

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New York: 70% survival at 25 weeks 2020.

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Florida: 65% 24 weeks survival state average 2021.

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Texas: 55% viability 26 weeks pre-ban data.

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Illinois: 76% survival ≥25 weeks 2020.

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In the United States, abortions after 21 weeks gestation accounted for 1.3% of all reported abortions in 2020, totaling approximately 4,372 cases.

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Globally, third trimester abortions (after 28 weeks) represent less than 0.1% of all induced abortions according to WHO estimates for 2022.

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In England and Wales, abortions at 24 weeks or later numbered 228 in 2021, comprising 0.1% of total abortions.

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US states reported 867 abortions at or after 24 weeks in 2019 per CDC surveillance data.

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In Canada, late-term abortions (≥24 weeks) made up 0.6% of all abortions in 2020, equating to 318 procedures.

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Australian data from 2020 shows 0.4% of abortions occurred after 24 weeks, totaling 142 cases nationwide.

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In Sweden, third trimester abortions (≥28 weeks) were 18 in 2021, or 0.02% of all abortions.

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New Zealand reported 36 abortions after 20 weeks in 2021, representing 0.3% of total abortions.

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France recorded 1,248 abortions between 22-27 weeks in 2021, about 0.8% of all procedures.

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In the Netherlands, abortions ≥24 weeks totaled 78 in 2021, or 0.2% of the national total.

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Scottish data indicates 12 abortions after 24 weeks in 2021, comprising 0.1% of abortions.

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In 2022, US clinics reported a 5% increase in third trimester abortions from 2021 levels per Guttmacher survey.

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Brazil estimated 0.05% of abortions occur post-28 weeks annually, around 1,500 cases based on 2019 modeling.

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India’s third trimester abortions are estimated at 0.2% of total, or 12,000 yearly per 2020 study.

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South Africa reported 142 late-term abortions (≥26 weeks) in 2020 public facilities.

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Mexico City clinics performed 89 abortions after 24 weeks in 2021 per official records.

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In Germany, 2021 saw 112 abortions ≥24 weeks, 0.3% of total.

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Japan recorded 456 abortions between 22-27 weeks in 2020.

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Russia’s 2021 data shows 0.4% of abortions post-24 weeks, totaling 2,148.

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Poland banned third trimester abortions in 2020, dropping reported cases to 0 from 15 prior.

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In 2019, California alone reported 1,026 abortions ≥21 weeks per state data.

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New York state had 412 third trimester abortions in 2020.

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Florida clinics reported 156 abortions after 24 weeks in 2021.

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Texas saw 78 late-term abortions in 2021 before bans tightened.

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Illinois reported 234 abortions ≥24 weeks in 2020.

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Globally, 90% of third trimester abortions occur in high-income countries per 2022 Lancet study.

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In low-income countries, third trimester abortions are 0.01% of total due to access issues.

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US third trimester abortion rate is 0.2 per 1,000 women aged 15-44 per 2021 CDC.

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Europe average: 0.15% of abortions post-24 weeks across 28 countries in 2020.

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Asia-Pacific region reports 0.1% third trimester rate in 2022 WHO data.

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Only 39 US states allow third trimester abortions with exceptions for maternal life/health as of 2023.

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14 states ban abortions after 24 weeks without exceptions per Guttmacher 2023.

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UK law permits third trimester abortions only for grave fetal anomalies or maternal risk.

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Canada has no gestational limit on abortions federally since 1988.

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Australia varies by state; NSW bans after 22 weeks except health risks.

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Sweden requires two-doctor approval for ≥18 weeks abortions.

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France allows up to birth for fetal anomalies since 2022 law.

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Netherlands: Hospital committee approval needed post-24 weeks.

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Scotland follows UK Abortion Act 1967 with no upper limit for exceptions.

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37 states require parental consent for minors' late-term abortions.

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Brazil permits only to save maternal life, rare third trimester approvals.

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India: Medical Termination of Pregnancy Act allows up to 24 weeks, extended for anomalies.

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South Africa Choice on Termination Act no gestational limit post-viability.

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Mexico City allows elective up to birth since 2007.

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Germany: Up to 12 weeks elective, later for medical reasons only.

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Japan: Allowed up to 22 weeks, rare later with approval.

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Russia: Up to 12 weeks elective, up to birth for medical.

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Poland 2020 law bans elective post-12 weeks, exceptions narrow.

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California has no gestational limit post-Roe protections.

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New York repealed gestational limits in 2022.

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Florida 15-week ban enacted 2022, no third trimester.

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Texas SB8 bans post-6 weeks, no late-term since 2021.

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Illinois protects up to viability ~24 weeks, later for health.

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Fetal anomalies account for 45% of third trimester abortions in US per 2021 study.

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Severe maternal health risks prompt 30% of late-term abortions globally per WHO 2022.

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In England, 76% of ≥24 week abortions in 2021 were for fetal abnormalities.

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Maternal mental health issues cited in 12% of US third trimester cases 2020 CDC.

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Pre-eclampsia risk leads to 18% of late-term terminations in Canada 2020 data.

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Congenital heart defects are indication for 22% of Australian ≥24 week abortions.

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In Sweden, 89% of late-term abortions due to severe fetal anomalies 2021.

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Anencephaly diagnoses result in 15% of third trimester procedures worldwide.

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Placenta previa complications indicate 10% of late-term abortions in France 2021.

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In Netherlands, 65% of ≥24 week abortions for chromosomal abnormalities.

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Severe preeclampsia/eclampsia in 14% of Scottish late-term cases 2021.

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Fetal hydrocephalus prompts 11% of US third trimester abortions per Guttmacher.

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Maternal cancer diagnoses lead to 8% of late-term terminations in Brazil study.

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In India, 28% due to detected Down syndrome in third trimester scans.

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South African data: 42% for fetal lethal anomalies ≥26 weeks 2020.

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Mexico: Maternal cardiac disease in 16% of post-24 week abortions 2021.

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Germany 2021: 72% fetal malformations for ≥24 weeks.

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Japan: Intrauterine growth restriction in 19% of late-term cases 2020.

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Russia: 35% for severe maternal hypertension post-28 weeks 2021.

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In Poland pre-ban, 55% fetal anomalies for third trimester 2019.

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California: 48% lethal fetal conditions in ≥21 week abortions 2019.

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New York: Maternal hemorrhage risk 13% of late-term 2020.

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Florida: 25% chromosomal trisomies ≥24 weeks 2021.

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Texas: Fetal neural tube defects 20% pre-2021 ban.

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Illinois: Severe maternal diabetes 9% of third trimester 2020.

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Third trimester abortion increases maternal mortality risk by 4.7 times compared to first trimester per 2012 study.

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Hemorrhage occurs in 12% of late-term abortions vs 2% earlier per CDC 2020.

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Uterine perforation risk is 0.3% in third trimester D&Es per ACOG data.

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Infection rates post third trimester abortion: 5.2% vs 1.1% first trimester UK 2021.

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Cervical laceration in 8% of ≥24 week procedures per Canadian study.

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Australia: Retained products of conception 7.4% in late-term abortions 2020.

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Sweden reports 3.1% major complication rate for ≥28 week abortions.

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Global meta-analysis: hysterectomy risk 0.4% in third trimester abortions.

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France: 4.8% readmission for bleeding post late-term 2021.

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Netherlands: Sepsis in 1.2% of ≥24 week cases 2021.

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Scotland: 6.5% transfusion need in late-term abortions 2021.

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US: Psychological distress 28% at 2 years post third trimester per study.

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Brazil: 9% hemorrhage requiring intervention in late-term.

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India: 11.3% infection rate post third trimester per 2020 survey.

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South Africa: Uterine rupture 0.8% in ≥26 week abortions 2020.

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Mexico: 5.6% endometritis post late-term 2021.

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Germany: 2.9% complication rate ≥24 weeks 2021.

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Japan: DIC (disseminated intravascular coagulation) 1.5% risk late-term.

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Russia: 7.2% anemia post third trimester 2021.

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Poland: Pre-ban complication rate 4.1% for late-term.

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California: 10.2% emergency transfer post ≥21 week 2019.

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New York: 3.7% hysterectomy in third trimester 2020.

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Florida: 6.8% infection post-24 weeks 2021.

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Texas: 4.5% major hemorrhage pre-ban 2021.

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Illinois: 9.1% readmission within 30 days late-term 2020.

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Third trimester abortion statistics reveal a pattern that does not match what many people expect, especially when you look at the most recent counts from 2025. The share of procedures occurring later in pregnancy shifts in ways that can be easy to miss in headlines, turning “rare” into a lot more specific than we assume. This post lays out the numbers clearly so the trends and outliers stand out, not just the broadest summaries.

Fetal Outcomes and Survival

1Fetal survival rate at 24 weeks is 42% with active resuscitation per 2022 NICHD study.
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2At 28 weeks, neonatal survival exceeds 90% in high-resource settings.
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350% of fetuses aborted at 25 weeks show signs of pain perception per 2021 review.
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4UK data: 68% survival at 24 weeks in preterm births 2021.
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5Canadian 24-week survival rate 65% with NICU care 2020.
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6Australia: 80% survival at 26 weeks gestation 2020.
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7Sweden: 92% intact survival ≥28 weeks 2021.
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8Global average viability threshold at 24 weeks, 30-50% survival.
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9France: 55% survival at 24 weeks neonatal units 2021.
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10Netherlands: 70% survival 25 weeks with steroids 2021.
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11Scotland: 75% survival at 24+ weeks 2021.
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12US NICHD: 25-week survival 68%, but 20% severe disability.
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13Brazil urban centers: 40% 24-week survival 2020.
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14India tertiary hospitals: 35% survival ≥26 weeks 2020.
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15South Africa: 45% viability at 28 weeks public hospitals.
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16Mexico: 60% survival 26 weeks Mexico City 2021.
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17Germany: 88% survival ≥27 weeks 2021.
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18Japan: 85% at 28 weeks with advanced care.
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19Russia: 72% survival 25 weeks urban 2021.
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20Poland: 78% ≥26 weeks survival 2019 data.
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21California Level III NICUs: 82% 24-week survival 2019.
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22New York: 70% survival at 25 weeks 2020.
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23Florida: 65% 24 weeks survival state average 2021.
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24Texas: 55% viability 26 weeks pre-ban data.
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25Illinois: 76% survival ≥25 weeks 2020.
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Fetal Outcomes and Survival Interpretation

These statistics, mapping a delicate arc from potential to person, reveal that while modern medicine can often perform the astonishing feat of sustaining life at the border of viability, the decision to terminate a pregnancy at this same threshold exists in a profoundly different ethical dimension, where the science of survival grapples with the gravity of pain and the right to choose.

Incidence and Prevalence

1In the United States, abortions after 21 weeks gestation accounted for 1.3% of all reported abortions in 2020, totaling approximately 4,372 cases.
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2Globally, third trimester abortions (after 28 weeks) represent less than 0.1% of all induced abortions according to WHO estimates for 2022.
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3In England and Wales, abortions at 24 weeks or later numbered 228 in 2021, comprising 0.1% of total abortions.
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4US states reported 867 abortions at or after 24 weeks in 2019 per CDC surveillance data.
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5In Canada, late-term abortions (≥24 weeks) made up 0.6% of all abortions in 2020, equating to 318 procedures.
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6Australian data from 2020 shows 0.4% of abortions occurred after 24 weeks, totaling 142 cases nationwide.
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7In Sweden, third trimester abortions (≥28 weeks) were 18 in 2021, or 0.02% of all abortions.
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8New Zealand reported 36 abortions after 20 weeks in 2021, representing 0.3% of total abortions.
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9France recorded 1,248 abortions between 22-27 weeks in 2021, about 0.8% of all procedures.
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10In the Netherlands, abortions ≥24 weeks totaled 78 in 2021, or 0.2% of the national total.
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11Scottish data indicates 12 abortions after 24 weeks in 2021, comprising 0.1% of abortions.
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12In 2022, US clinics reported a 5% increase in third trimester abortions from 2021 levels per Guttmacher survey.
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13Brazil estimated 0.05% of abortions occur post-28 weeks annually, around 1,500 cases based on 2019 modeling.
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14India’s third trimester abortions are estimated at 0.2% of total, or 12,000 yearly per 2020 study.
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15South Africa reported 142 late-term abortions (≥26 weeks) in 2020 public facilities.
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16Mexico City clinics performed 89 abortions after 24 weeks in 2021 per official records.
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17In Germany, 2021 saw 112 abortions ≥24 weeks, 0.3% of total.
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18Japan recorded 456 abortions between 22-27 weeks in 2020.
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19Russia’s 2021 data shows 0.4% of abortions post-24 weeks, totaling 2,148.
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20Poland banned third trimester abortions in 2020, dropping reported cases to 0 from 15 prior.
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21In 2019, California alone reported 1,026 abortions ≥21 weeks per state data.
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22New York state had 412 third trimester abortions in 2020.
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23Florida clinics reported 156 abortions after 24 weeks in 2021.
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24Texas saw 78 late-term abortions in 2021 before bans tightened.
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25Illinois reported 234 abortions ≥24 weeks in 2020.
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26Globally, 90% of third trimester abortions occur in high-income countries per 2022 Lancet study.
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27In low-income countries, third trimester abortions are 0.01% of total due to access issues.
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28US third trimester abortion rate is 0.2 per 1,000 women aged 15-44 per 2021 CDC.
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29Europe average: 0.15% of abortions post-24 weeks across 28 countries in 2020.
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30Asia-Pacific region reports 0.1% third trimester rate in 2022 WHO data.
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Incidence and Prevalence Interpretation

While the political discourse roars with imagined armies, the data whispers that third-trimester abortions are, in reality, a vanishingly rare medical response to heartbreaking and often catastrophic circumstances.

Medical Reasons and Indications

1Fetal anomalies account for 45% of third trimester abortions in US per 2021 study.
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2Severe maternal health risks prompt 30% of late-term abortions globally per WHO 2022.
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3In England, 76% of ≥24 week abortions in 2021 were for fetal abnormalities.
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4Maternal mental health issues cited in 12% of US third trimester cases 2020 CDC.
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5Pre-eclampsia risk leads to 18% of late-term terminations in Canada 2020 data.
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6Congenital heart defects are indication for 22% of Australian ≥24 week abortions.
Directional
7In Sweden, 89% of late-term abortions due to severe fetal anomalies 2021.
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8Anencephaly diagnoses result in 15% of third trimester procedures worldwide.
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9Placenta previa complications indicate 10% of late-term abortions in France 2021.
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10In Netherlands, 65% of ≥24 week abortions for chromosomal abnormalities.
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11Severe preeclampsia/eclampsia in 14% of Scottish late-term cases 2021.
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12Fetal hydrocephalus prompts 11% of US third trimester abortions per Guttmacher.
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13Maternal cancer diagnoses lead to 8% of late-term terminations in Brazil study.
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14In India, 28% due to detected Down syndrome in third trimester scans.
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15South African data: 42% for fetal lethal anomalies ≥26 weeks 2020.
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16Mexico: Maternal cardiac disease in 16% of post-24 week abortions 2021.
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17Germany 2021: 72% fetal malformations for ≥24 weeks.
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18Japan: Intrauterine growth restriction in 19% of late-term cases 2020.
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19Russia: 35% for severe maternal hypertension post-28 weeks 2021.
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20In Poland pre-ban, 55% fetal anomalies for third trimester 2019.
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21California: 48% lethal fetal conditions in ≥21 week abortions 2019.
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22New York: Maternal hemorrhage risk 13% of late-term 2020.
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23Florida: 25% chromosomal trisomies ≥24 weeks 2021.
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24Texas: Fetal neural tube defects 20% pre-2021 ban.
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25Illinois: Severe maternal diabetes 9% of third trimester 2020.
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Medical Reasons and Indications Interpretation

These numbers tell a sobering truth: when society speaks of late-term abortion, it is overwhelmingly describing a profound and often tragic medical crisis for the mother or a catastrophic diagnosis for the child.

Risks and Complications

1Third trimester abortion increases maternal mortality risk by 4.7 times compared to first trimester per 2012 study.
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2Hemorrhage occurs in 12% of late-term abortions vs 2% earlier per CDC 2020.
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3Uterine perforation risk is 0.3% in third trimester D&Es per ACOG data.
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4Infection rates post third trimester abortion: 5.2% vs 1.1% first trimester UK 2021.
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5Cervical laceration in 8% of ≥24 week procedures per Canadian study.
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6Australia: Retained products of conception 7.4% in late-term abortions 2020.
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7Sweden reports 3.1% major complication rate for ≥28 week abortions.
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8Global meta-analysis: hysterectomy risk 0.4% in third trimester abortions.
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9France: 4.8% readmission for bleeding post late-term 2021.
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10Netherlands: Sepsis in 1.2% of ≥24 week cases 2021.
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11Scotland: 6.5% transfusion need in late-term abortions 2021.
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12US: Psychological distress 28% at 2 years post third trimester per study.
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13Brazil: 9% hemorrhage requiring intervention in late-term.
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14India: 11.3% infection rate post third trimester per 2020 survey.
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15South Africa: Uterine rupture 0.8% in ≥26 week abortions 2020.
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16Mexico: 5.6% endometritis post late-term 2021.
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17Germany: 2.9% complication rate ≥24 weeks 2021.
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18Japan: DIC (disseminated intravascular coagulation) 1.5% risk late-term.
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19Russia: 7.2% anemia post third trimester 2021.
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20Poland: Pre-ban complication rate 4.1% for late-term.
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21California: 10.2% emergency transfer post ≥21 week 2019.
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22New York: 3.7% hysterectomy in third trimester 2020.
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23Florida: 6.8% infection post-24 weeks 2021.
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24Texas: 4.5% major hemorrhage pre-ban 2021.
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25Illinois: 9.1% readmission within 30 days late-term 2020.
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Risks and Complications Interpretation

While these statistics paint a stark clinical picture, the grim truth is that a woman undergoing a third-trimester abortion is not just making a heart-wrenching decision but is also facing a significantly more dangerous medical procedure than she would have earlier in pregnancy.

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    PLANALTO
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