Robert E. Hall
American physician
About Robert E. Hall
Lived 1924 – 1995 (aged 70–71). Robert E. Hall was an obstetrician.
Robert Elliott Hall (October 27, 1924 – October 6, 1995) was an American obstetrician, psychiatrist, academic and early advocate for the liberalization of abortion law in the United States. He founded the Association for the Study of Abortion with Alan F. Guttmacher in 1965, the first national abortion-rights organization in the country, and served as its chair. He and Guttmacher were considered the two most prominent physicians advocating for liberalization of abortion law in the US.
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Who was Robert E. Hall?
American physician
When was Robert E. Hall born?
Robert E. Hall was born on 27 October 1924.
When did Robert E. Hall die?
Robert E. Hall died in 1995.
What was Robert E. Hall's occupation?
Robert E. Hall was an obstetrician.
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