How do religious views affect abortion policies in the US and South America?

Dr Amy Adamczyk, Professor of Sociology at John Jay College of
Criminal Justice, part of City University of New York, and Dr
Reynaldo Rivera and Dr Maria Sol Barbera, from the School of
Communications at the Universidad Australin Buenos Aries in
Argentina, discuss their research on how different contexts and
personal religious beliefs shape people’s health-related
attitudes and behaviors, in particular medical interventions such
as abortion and assisted conception, at the beginning of life.


 Amy Adamczyk’s book Fetal Positions, is published by
OxfordUniversity Press.