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Health -
Abortion
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 Approved
Institutions for termination of pregnancy (abortion) Community Issues - Abortion
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Pregnancy
Crisis Service |
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Tel: (65) 6339 9770 |
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Mon, Wed, Fri,
Sat: 9am - 5pm |
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Tue, Thu: 9am -
9pm |
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For unmarried
mothers & mothers-to-be |
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Procedure
1. Turn up at approved clinic or
hospital.
2. Referred to Ministry of Health
for guidance and counselling if under 16 years old
3. Go for urine test to confirm
pregnancy
4. Go for ultrasound of the
pelvis to determine stage of pregnancy
5. Watch a 12-minute video on
abortion
6. Wait 48 hours before having an
abortion (Singapore citizens & permanent residents only)
Non-citizens do not have to wait.
7. Undergo the abortion procedure
Estimated Cost:
S$150 -
S$1,200 Restructure hospitals
S$400 - S$2,000
Private clinics & hospitals |
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TERMINATION OF PREGNANCY ACT (CHAPTER 324)
APPROVED INSTITUTION
Lien Clinic for Women
3 Mount Elizabeth #05-03 Mt Elizabeth Medical
Centre Singapore 228510
Period of 2 years, with effect from 12 May 2007
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17 Dec 2004
No. 3074 - TERMINATION OF PREGNANCY ACT
(CHAPTER 324) AND TERMINATION OF PREGNANCY REGULATIONS APPROVED
INSTITUTIONS
Sidek Clinic for Women
3 Simei Street 6 #04-26 Eastpoint Singapore 528833
Period of 2 years, with effect from 19 Dec 2004
[MH (CF) 78:20/4; AG/LEG/SL/324/2003/1 Vol. 1]
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12 Nov 2004
No. 2717 - TERMINATION OF PREGNANCY ACT
(CHAPTER 324) AND TERMINATION OF PREGNANCY REGULATIONS APPROVED
INSTITUTIONS
Beh’s Clinic for Women Pte Ltd
339 Thomson Road # 05-03 Thomson Medical Centre
Singapore 307677
Period of 2 years, with effect from 5 Nov 2004
S M Chua Clinic & Surgery for Women
190 Clemenceau Avenue #03-29 Singapore Shopping
Centre Singapore 239924
Period of 2 years, with effect from 5 Nov 2004
[MH (CF)78:20/4; AG/LEG/SL/324/2003/1 Vol. 1]
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More.....
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London: Vegetarian mothers
are more likely to give birth to girls, according to research that backs
the old wives' tale that what a woman eats can affect the sex of her
child. The study is believed to be the first to show that cutting out
meat and fish can affect the sex of a baby significantly. The Times
newspaper reported on 6 Aug 2000. Ms Pauline Hudson, a pregnancy expert
at the University of Nottingham, analysed the impact of the growing
number of vegetarian women on the health of newborns. She and
co-researcher Rosemary Buckley found that, while the national average in
Britain was 106 boys born to every 100 girls, for vegetarian mothers,
the ratio was just 85 boys to 100 girls. The survey was based on an
audit of about 6,000 pregnant women in 1998, said The Times.
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