Introduction to the International Working Group for Global Women’s Health Research 2010 Symposium Proceedings Working groups for the First Annual Conference The following 3 articles were presented at the Jan 2010 meeting, and appear here at the courtesy of The Linacre Quarterly 78(2) (May 2011) Culture, Tradition, and Faith in Global Women’s Health A Caribbean […]
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Dear ProLife Colleague, AAPLOG encourages you to be aware of educational prolife conferences that take place, be they sponsored by Catholic, Protestant, or “other” entities. There is an excellent conference scheduled my MaterCare International, a group of Catholic ObGyns who are extremely active in the work of serving in the worldwide prolife medical cause in
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Dear Prolife Colleague, Two important items today. FIRST, this week Wednesday the House of Reps in Wash DC will vote on The No Taxpayer Funding for Abortion Act. Please email your Representative. It is VERY simple. Takes about two minutes. We urge everyone to do this by Tuesday. Go to https://writerep.house.gov/writerep/welcome.shtml Write in your state
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On April 30,Medical Students for Life held the 1st Annual NATIONAL RESEARCH & LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE WEBCAST. This was an excellent program, including 8 presentations by experts on topics of great interest to prolife people, both physician and lay. The entire program can be accessed at http://med.studentsforlife.org/medical-students-for-life-national-conference/ We urge you to take advantage of this educational
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Dear ProLife Colleague, We have often mentioned the huge emphasis on reducing maternal mortality, and especially so for the underdeveloped countries where maternal mortality may be up to 100 times higher per delivery than in the US. And AAPLOG is all in favor of reducing maternal mortality. But on an international level, the thinking goes
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Download the Document (725Kb) CONTENIDO I. INTRODUCCIĂ“N II.CRITERIOS PARA LA PRIORIZACIĂ“N DE LA MORTALIDAD MATERNA Y PERINATAL DENTRO DE LOS PRINCIPALES PROBLEMAS SANITARIOS III. ANALISIS SITUACIONAL DE LA MORTALIDAD MATERNA IV. PRINCIPIOS DE LA ESTRATEGIA V. PROPĂ“SITO DE LA ESTRATEGIA SANITARIA NACIONAL DE REDUCCIĂ“N DE LA MORTALIDAD MATERNA Y PERINATAL PRIORIZACION DE PROBLEMAS VI. OBJETIVO
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Attention Medical Students, Medical Students for Life has a letter they would like you to strongly consider signing. As you know, the Dept of HHS has greatly weakened the conscience protections for medical professionals in several areas. Read it at http://med.studentsforlife.org/letter-to-secretary-sebelius/ Read the letter, and, if you agree, sign it. This needs to be done
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SUMMARIES OF 4 STUDIES FROM 2009 AND 2010 CONFIRMING THE ASSOCIATION OF INDUCED ABORTION AND SUBSEQUENT PRETERM BIRTH, AND ONE STUDY SHOWING DEPRESSION ASSOCIATED WITH PRETERM BIRTH. With regard to abortion and preterm birth , 2010 remained a busy year for abortion and preterm birth studies. There were 7 informative studies on preterm birth and
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Dear AAPLOG Colleague, Several of the lectures from our January Educational meeting are posted on our website under “Media Resource.” These are in MP3 format, along with the power point presentation. Either or both can be downloaded. Currently up are Joel Brind on Abortion-Breast Cancer, Priscilla Coleman on Abortion and Mental Health, and Freda Bush
Dear ProLife Colleague, The U.N. Commission on the Status of Women in the world has often been a sounding board for a very liberal agenda. But not always! To see the ProLife side expressed (for a change!) go to a 5 min clip at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=an0lRL5QtJI And then join the full workshops on chemical abortions (Dr.
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