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15 February 2010
UK: Tory Party under fire for teen pregnancy statistics errorPregnancy advice groups and child welfare organisations have criticised the Conservatives over their mistaken assertion that more than half of all girls in deprived areas fall pregnant before the age of 18. Read on... |
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15 February 2010
Too many people? No, too many MalthusiansSince 200 AD, scaremongers have been describing human beings as ‘burdensome to the world’. They were wrong then, and they’re still wrong today. Commentary by Brendan O’Neill. Read on... |
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15 February 2010
UK: New research on intimate violence makes headlinesA government advertising campaign is being launched to raise awareness of domestic violence in teenage relationships. Read on... |
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14 February 2010
Climate change - Calling planet birthOn 13 February, the UK Guardian published a lengthy article by Oliver Burkeman arguing that ‘family size has become the great unmentionable of the campaign for more environmentally friendly lifestyles’. Read on... |
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14 February 2010
UK: Tory MPs’ abortion opinionsA significant number of Conservative candidates in winnable seats hold strong anti-abortion views, the Financial Times reports. Read on... |
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12 February 2010
USA: Sepsis after attempted self-induced abortionA case report in the Western Journal of Emergency Medicine raises some useful questions about the practice of self-induced abortion in parts of the developed world, where abortion is legal and generally available. Read on... |
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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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