Your question has an embedded assumption about commonality. TFA, and the underlying Planned Parenthood, don't actually cite raw #s, just % increases. Here's a

Your question has an embedded assumption about commonality. TFA, and the underlying Planned Parenthood, don't actually cite raw #s, just % increases. Here's a Google search result for per-capita data: https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/abortion-rates-by-country https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/abortion-.... The US is not noticeably better or worse than other countries supplying data; certainly in the same ballpark as the UK, Canada and Sweden. The US is much larger than those countries in absolute population, so the raw # is larger.