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A new study by the African Population and Health Research Centre, the Ministry of Health, and the Guttmacher Institute shows that Kenya still faces major challenges in providing post-abortion care. Only 18% of primary-level and 24% of referral-level facilities meet the required standards for comprehensive care.
MAJOR GAPS IN POST-ABORTION CARE IN KENYA, STUDY REVEALS
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