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Italy Allows Abortion Drug RU-486 in Hospital
Italy has given a final go-ahead to the abortion drug RU-486, capping years of debate and defying opposition from the Vatican.
Abortion pill gets Italy approval
The sale of the abortion pill RU486 has been given final approval in Italy, despite protests from the Vatican and the government in the Catholic country.
3-Dec-09 - Cardinal Van Thuan Observatory Condemns RU-486
Vatican City, Dec 3, 2009 .- The Cardinal Van Thuan Observatory recently issued a statement condemning the RU-486 as an 'expression of a disgregating culture that destroys the passion for life and delivers a blow to the very origins of the meaning of being together.' The Observatory, whose aim is to promote the social doctrine of the Church on an ...
Italy Puts Approval Of Abortion Pill On Hold
Lawmakers in Italy decided to keep the RU-486 abortion pill off the market while the pilla TMs safety is evaluated.
Berlusconi Government blocks Vatican-opposed RU486 abortion pill
The centre-right government of Silvio Berlusconi has blocked availability in Italy of the RU486 abortion pill, which is vehemently opposed by the Vatican and the Catholic Church.
New CDC Report: Abortions Rose 3.1% in 2006, Other Research Shows Decline
A new report from the Centers for Disease Control claims the number of abortions has rose during 2006, the last year for which it has national data available.
Italy, citing safety concerns, puts approval of RU-486 abortion pill on hold
An Italian Senate committee has decided to keep the RU-486 abortion pill off the market while its safety is evaluated.
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Abortion pill set to hit market
According to Planned Parenthood's website, this new pill is considered a medical abortion.A It can end an early pregnancy and can be used up to 9 weeks, or 63 days after the first day of a woman's last period.A It has a 97 out of 100 success rate but the organization suggests following up with your health care provider to make sure it worked.A ...
Personhood petition would outlaw pills that induce abortion
The leader of a Nevada organization that wants to outlaw abortion acknowledged today that passage of its Parenthood amendment would prohibit women from using pills that induce abortion.
Study: 20 Percent of Women Using Abortion Drug Face Medical Complications
Planned Parenthood says "Our monitoring shows that mifepristone medication abortion continues to be a safe abortion option." The distributor of Mifeprex says that "Mifeprex is 92-95% effective for safely ending early pregnancy." But a new study from Finland says that 20% of the women using the abortion pill suffer at least one significant ...
House Health Care Bill Could Fund Abortion Drugs, Pro-Life Group Says
A provision in the recently passed House health care reform bill could lead to taxpayer-funding of contraceptive-abortion drugs, according to one grassroots pro-life group.
Sex Out Loud relays accurate advice
Sex Out Loud's mission is to promote healthy sexuality through sex-positive education and activism.
Judge Sifton Remembered For Everlasting Mark on City
Earlier this year, U.S. District Judge Charles P. Sifton was in the spotlight when local politicians sued over the mayor's bid to extend term limits.
Abortion, scientifically speaking
Abortion. We're no strangers to the arguments on all sides of the discussion, nor are we ignorant of the controversy surrounding the issue.
Texas State Lawmaker Requests Information On Licenses For Dispensing Mifepristone
Main Category: Abortion Also Included In: Pharmacy / Pharmacist Article Date: 28 Oct 2009 - 5:00 PDT Texas state Rep.
Queensland doctors continue medical abortions bans, use of RU-486 widens
The ban on medical abortions by specialist obstetricians in Queensland Health hospitals is now in its third month.
Rep. Corte seeks ruling on abortion pill
State Rep. Frank Corte, R-San Antonio, has asked Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott for a ruling on whether facilities need a license to administer the abortion pill RU-486. "When a woman is seeking to terminate her pregnancy, we want her to go to a facility that's licensed," Corte said in an interview.
Misrepresentations abound in argument over abortion perils
I found it interesting to find in Thursday's paper that I was being lied to by LeAnn Anderson .
Take a few minutes and read this with a cuppa
Yale University Press, 263 pp., $27.50; $18.00 A Note to Readers Recently Senator Charles Grassley, ranking Republican on the Senate Finance Committee, has been looking into financial ties between the pharmaceutical industry and the academic physicians who largely determine the market value of prescription drugs.
As The FTC Goes After Bloggers, Doctors Making Millions Promoting Drugs With Little Oversight
Clay Shirky points us to a column from a few months back by Marcia Angell, which explains why clinical research on drugs isn't even remotely trustworthy , as it all-too-often seems to involve doctors who have serious conflicts: Or consider Dr.
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