More doctors providing abortion after federal rules change

Under pressures and stigma, more doctors shun abortion.

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The Amended Federal Rules

Family Planning after Abortion

در بسیاری از کشورها، سرویس های بهداشتی مربوط به باروری از نظر خدمات تنظیم خانواده برای زمانی که بخاطر عوارض سقط ناسالم تحت درمان هستند، فعال نمی باشند. این مسأله به میزان زیادی خطر حاملگی ناخواسته بعدی و سقط های ناسالم را افزایش می دهد. محققین، نظرات انجمن کارشناسان را در مورد ارتباط با این خلاء و برخورد واقع بینانه تر با این نیاز اورژانس بیان نمودند. احتمالاً زنانی که یک بار سقط کرده اند بیشتر...

More Federal Government Involvement

It is important to indicate at the outset that I do not intend to argue for more funding for soil conservation programs, but rather for more efficient use of the resources presently committed. Before we can go very far in evaluating the impacts of soil conservation spending changes, we need additional background on soil conservation programs. It is hoped that such information will tell us somet...

Doctors for a Woman's Choice on Abortion.

WHAT ORIGINALLY HAPPENED TO CREATE A NEED FOR THIS ORGANISATION? General practitioner Judy Bury started the organisation in 1976 after the White Bill threatened the 1967 Abortion Act. Judy felt that there was a need for an organisation of doctors who were in favour of a woman’s choice on abortion in order to counteract the negative press that was current at the time, and to stand against other ...