:Agreed. The cited source quotes both "...do not provide conclusive data..." and "... miniscule from a public health perspective." However, since the focus of this article is David Reardon, it might make more sense to work with the text relating to Reardon rather than argue about which of Koop's quotes to use. Mooney wrote: 
 :But the notion that abortion regularly causes severe or clinical mental problems has been rejected by, among others, a group of experts convened by the American Psychological Association and Ronald Reagan's surgeon general, C. Everett Koop. 
 :Why not just say something like: "Mooney noted that the idea of abortion as a regular cause of severe mental problems has been rejected by the APA and by former Surgeon General Koop"? Leave the quotes out - we can fight about those on abortion and mental health. That would be my preference, since it's more in line with what the cited source has to say specifically about Reardon rather than about Koop and the abortion debate in general. ''''''