Stillbirths and Infant Health Risks Higher in California’s Artificially Conceived Infants
by Miriam Zoll A new study published in the Journal of Perinatology online has found that in California from 2009-2011 there was a 24- … More
Monthly Archives: February 2014
It’s all about equality, right?
by Andrew Gordon As a lifelong and active liberal, I walked into Dr. Jill Gillespie’s Intro to Women’s Studies class my senior year at … More
New Data Shows IVF Use Has Steadily Grown
The Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology has released new data on in vitro fertilization (IVF) use in the United States during 2012, and the … More
New Study Raises More Questions About the Value of Mammograms
A new, long-term study in BMJ provides perhaps the most compelling argument to date that screening mammograms may not be effective in reducing the death … More
In Memoriam: Dr. Gary Romalis
Dr. Gary Romalis, a major proponent of women's reproductive health and rights, died on Jan. 30 at age 76. Dr. Romalis was dedicated to … More
U.S. Abortion Rate Drops, But What Do the Numbers Mean?
The U.S. abortion rate has declined to its lowest levels in four decades, according to a new report from the Guttmacher Institute. As of … More
Does Viewing an Ultrasound Deter Women from Having an Abortion?
We all know what forcing women to undergo and view ultrasounds prior to an abortion is supposed to do -- influence women to … More