Perhaps the way forward is to include both the raw figures and also the rate per 100,000 these figures represent? As for the conclusion, I went for the conclusion in the introductory synopsis as it was a clear statement of the outcome of the research.  I didn't add this study to the article but when I read it, it is clear that it is relevant to the discussion as it provides evidence of correlation between abortion and suicide (but, as we all know, correlation does not prove causation.) Cheers