"Right tool," wrong "job": Manual vacuum aspiration, post-abortion care and transnational population politics in Senegal

Medicine & Life Sciences

• Senegal 100%
• Politics 90%
• Vacuum 84%
• Technology 40%
• Curettage 29%
• Population 29%
• United States Agency for International Development 20%
• Incomplete Abortion 19%
• Abortifacient Agents 19%
• Cultural Anthropology 18%
• Healthcare Disparities 17%
• Negotiating 14%
• Induced Abortion 14%
• Syringes 13%
• Health 12%
• Obstetrics 11%
• Organizations 10%
• Dilatation 10%
• Primary Health Care 9%
• Tissue Donors 9%
• Anxiety 8%
• Interviews 8%
• Pregnancy 7%
• Equipment and Supplies 7%
• Therapeutics 4%

Arts & Humanities

• Senegal 90%
• Aspiration 75%
• Abortion 72%
• Complications 10%
• Transnational Literature 9%
• Obstetrics 7%
• Ethnography 6%
• Data Collection 6%
• Health Professionals 6%
• International Development 6%
• Anxiety 5%
• Non-governmental Organisations (NGOs) 5%
• Pregnancy 5%
• Manufacturing 4%
• Persistence 4%
• Incomplete 4%
• Healthcare 3%
• Health 3%
• Authority 3%

Social Sciences

• Senegal 88%
• abortion 69%
• politics 41%
• health authorities 6%
• data collection method 5%
• non-governmental organization 5%
• health professionals 4%
• purchase 4%
• manufacturing 4%
• ethnography 4%
• persistence 4%
• pregnancy 4%
• health care 3%
• anxiety 3%
• interview 2%
• literature 2%