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pregnancy

In which I clarify a few things about resuscitation of pregnant folk

by Lauredhel on January 1, 2010

in Science, medicine, skeptics

Franchising the Womb: Selling Fetal Imaging

by Lauredhel on September 13, 2009

in consumerism, gender & feminism, technology

Inaccurate contraceptive info from National Prescribing Service

by Lauredhel on August 28, 2009

in Science, gender & feminism, medicine, reproductive justice, sexuality and health, skeptics

Feminism and birth in Australia: moving from stat-wrangling towards a reproductive choice perspective

by Lauredhel on April 11, 2009

in gender & feminism, health, law & order, reproductive justice

More outrage over sex ed for youngsters: The Hormone Factory

by Lauredhel on April 8, 2009

in Violence, education, gender & feminism, health, relationships, reproductive justice, sexuality and health

What the media isn’t asking about that private hospital birth study (or, Bayes’ Theorem for Dummies)

by tigtog on February 17, 2009

in ethics & philosophy, gender & feminism, health, media, medicine, reproductive justice, skeptics

“The Doctors” TV – Fair and Balanced on “The Alternative Birthing Debate”

by Lauredhel on February 11, 2009

in Violence, ethics & philosophy, gender & feminism, health, media, medicine, reproductive justice

Women as wheelbarrows: Italian PM wants woman in coma alive as fetus container

by Lauredhel on February 9, 2009

in disability, ethics & philosophy, exploitation, gender & feminism, law & order, medicine, reproductive justice

Thomas Beatie gives birth to healthy baby daughter

by Lauredhel on July 4, 2008

in Life, gender & feminism, reproductive justice

How to reduce teen pregnancies

by tigtog on March 12, 2008

in culture wars, education, health, race & racism, relationships, sexuality and health, social change

Skyrocketing caesarian section rate means placenta accreta is no longer just the fine print

by Lauredhel on January 15, 2008

in Violence, gender & feminism, medicine, sexuality and health

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