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29 January 2010
Abortion doctors: credit where it’s dueAfter forty years of legal abortion in Britain, the doctors’ contribution is at last being recognised as a part of mainstream healthcare. Commentary by Jennie Bristow, Editor, Abortion Review. Read on... |
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29 January 2010
UK: Excitement surrounds new form of emergency contraceptionUlipristal acetate, a recently licensed type of EC, may offer women protection from pregnancy even when taken five days after sex. Read on... |
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29 January 2010
USA: George Tiller’s killer guilty of murderA man who said he killed the Kansas abortion doctor to save the lives of unborn babies has been found guilty of first-degree murder. Read on... |
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28 January 2010
Ulipristal acetate versus levonorgestrel for emergency contraceptionThis study found that ulipristal acetate provides women and health-care providers with an effective alternative for emergency contraception that can be used up to 5 days after unprotected sexual intercourse. Published in The Lancet. Read on... |
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28 January 2010
Abortion jabberwocky: the need for better terminologyA lively critique of the misleading language used about abortion, published in the journal Contraception. Read on... |
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28 January 2010
Ireland: New calls for change in abortion lawThe Human Rights Watch organisation has called on the Irish government to decriminalise abortion, and a new survey suggests that two-thirds of 18-34-year-olds believe abortion should be legal. Read on... |
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27 January 2010
Thinking ethically about emergency contraceptionAn excellent article in the Journal of the Catholic Health Association of the United States by Ron Hamel, PhD, examines the controversy over the use of emergency contraception in Catholic hospitals for victims of sexual assault. Read on... |
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