This book offers a comprehensive and controversial analysis of abortion, addressing it not only as a medical procedure but also as an ethical, psychological, and social dilemma. The work presents a balanced perspective, integrating technical knowledge and critical bioethical analysis on the impacts of abortion on women's health. Through a detailed look at medication abortion, surgical abortion, and its complications, the book provides an in-depth understanding of medical risks and physical and psychological consequences associated with the procedure. The work is not limited to clinical description, but also exposes how unsafe abortion remains a global public health emergency, affecting policies and health systems around the world.

With a detailed analysis of medical complications and post-abortion management, the text highlights the various consequences women face after the procedure. Additionally, the psychological effects of abortion are discussed, addressing how emotional and psychological impact is often underestimated in clinical practice. The work also investigates medical innovations, revealing how new technologies can transform reproductive medicine, raising questions about the boundaries between science, ethics, and women's rights.

The work invites serious reflection on abortion, challenging convictions and shedding light on the most sensitive debates of our time, proposing an open dialogue about the central issues of science, ethics, and women's health.