Deletion of Chemical pregnancy

Comment: this has 26 google news hits which indicate - newspapers and so on http://news.google.co.uk/archivesearch?hl=en&tab=wn&ned=uk&q=%22chemical+pregnancy%22&ie=UTF-8 so I don't know how people are getting the other figures, but I recommend using google ''news'' (at least instead of ordinary google, and alongside scholar and books if you feel like using them) anyway, as like "scholar" and "books" it indicates reliable sources.  This is far more than would be expected for a non-notable article subject.  However, not much can be said about it which isn't covered in other articles, so I suggest a redirect to either "miscarriage" or "pregnancy test" or whatever people prefer.  Women who have had one, or their partners, ''will'' search for this term, and it is a well known term among women who are trying to conceive and their partners. (I imagine this is quite a lot of the population at some point in their lives.)  Sources mentioning it include the Guardian, the Telegraph, Washington Post, New York Times, ABC and Wall Street Journal, so you can't say the phenomenon hasn't at least been noted in passing at the vey least, in many of the most reliable sources- the broadsheets and so on
Stance: merge
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Reliable sources (WP:RS)