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Following an unintended pregnancy, not every woman would invariably choose to undergo an unsafe abortion. It suggests that in the decision making process, women face both 'push' factors that favour abortion and 'pull' factors that work against it. This study assessed the circumstances that surrounded a woman's decision to undergo an unsafe abortion, compared to a decision to continue, when faced with an unintended pregnancy in Sri Lanka.via: http://www.reproductive-health-journal.com/content/pdf/1742-4755-11-91.pdfReference: Carukshi Arambepola and Lalini C Rajapaksa "Decision making on unsafe abortions in Sri Lanka: a case-control study", in Reproductive Health 2014, 11:91