One company's sample vs. the gender population gap running into millions as a result of selective abortion.

Orthodox Judaism generally frowns on selective abortion.

For example, prenatal testing raises the issue of selective abortion, a choice considered unacceptable by some.

These situations led the government in July 2004 to ban selective abortions of female fetuses.

The selective abortion of female foetuses, a matter for ethical discussion in itself, will be effective in controlling this for another generation.

The selective abortion of female fetuses is most common in areas where cultural norms value male children over female children.

Although selective abortions represent a small proportion of the total figure, they are often viewed as among the most controversial.

They refer to secondary prevention as early detection and medical treatment or selective abortion.

In Hungary, as elsewhere, selective abortion is the individual choice of the parents.

In China, however, anecdotal evidence suggests that selective abortion may be having an impact on the statistics.