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Abortion Pills

Biomedicine
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Author(s): Carrie N. Baker
Publisher: Amherst College Press
Publication year: 2024
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The Story So Far

Short impact summary

Abortion Pills (2024), published by Amherst College Press, has no recorded citations yet, but it has been downloaded 179 times. Beyond that, it is used in teaching and is discussed on Wikipedia.

Full narrative

Abortion Pills by Carrie Baker was published by Amherst College Press in 2024. Conceptually, the work connects to Pill, Abortion, Medicine, Pregnancy and Biology. The book was recognised: ACLS Open Access Book Prize & Arcadia Open Access Publishing Award finalist (2026) — History; Political Science.

OpenAlex records no citations for the book so far.

In teaching, it is discussed in 4 recorded lectures. It is discussed on Wikipedia (2 mentions). It has been downloaded 179 times via OAPEN. Open Library reports a combined count of 2 reading logs and catalog editions. A further 2 mentions appear in other attention signals. Its subject matter aligns with Gender equality among the Sustainable Development Goals.

Narrative note: this summary is AI-assisted and generated from structured metadata/signals.

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Total Citations
2
Online Mentions
179
Downloads (OAPEN)
2024 (Jan–Dec)
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Additional signals
▶ YouTube · 4 videos 📖 Wikipedia · 2 📚 WorldCat search 📰 News · 5

Inferred roles

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📚 Readership & Educational
Pedagogical anchor Moderate
🏛 Practical & Real-World
Commercial linkage Strong Sustainability & policy relevance Moderate
Strong (≥0.80) Moderate (0.50–0.79) Emerging (<0.50)

Access Availability

Full text beyond the publisher

1 distinct location with full-text evidence. Availability is reported by the index and may change.

Reader reception Books

Open Science Signals PRISM

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Open Peer Review PRISM

  • Status: No explicit PRISM review record returned
  • Interpretation: neutral signal — this does not mean the book had no peer review; only that PRISM returned no explicit title-level review metadata.
  • Publisher context: Amherst College Press

Online mentions & public discourse Open Web

Community platforms and curated expert sources (newsletters, blogs, podcasts), plus historical Crossref Event Data where locally archived.

📰 News coverage serpapi_google_news
Top sources: Ms. Magazine

Community engagement

Wikipedia (en)
Jessica Sarah Flaum

Book reference verified in this article's references or bibliography. Checked revision.

Wikipedia (en)
Carrie N. Baker

Book reference verified in this article's references or bibliography. Checked revision.

Teaching, Practice & Library Adoption

Evidence of structured teaching use, reading lists, and library availability.

OpenCourseWare Mentions Google Custom Search

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Library & Community Access Open Library

Contributors & affiliations OpenAlex

1 author · 0 institutions

Authors

Concepts & topics OpenAlex

7 specific concepts identified.
Pill Abortion Medicine Pregnancy Biology Pharmacology Genetics

UN Sustainable Development Goals OpenAlex

1 targets detected.
Gender equality (0.76)

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