contraception

On the issue of contraception and insurance companies Santorum hits on a pretty good solution. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F6g2D25gxgk Why we're only a few steps removed from that dreaded UNIVERSAL HEALTHCARE with initiatives like this.

I removed an old brick chimney in my 116 year old frame house to put in a laundry chute. When I had the stack out, there was a dead space behind where the chimney was above a closet on the first floor. (The closet has a "roof" that was part of the original house--plaster and lathe.) It's pretty...

Linky. Linky. The video in that link is rather funny. Of course, it is Huffington, but it is mostly just quoting. So McCain sucks both in front of the teleprompter and away from it, and conveniently forgets his position on controversial issues for the Right base. Future Commander In Chief...

Story Bush is truly twisted. This is absurd. This guy has no problem with ice age principles and pushing them on everybody else. Yeah, I know, no surpises here.

NYS Supreme and Appellate Court ruled that Church must pay for contraception. I wonder if legal abortion is next? more details at: http://www.nytimes.com/2006/10/20/nyregion/20courts.html?_r=1&oref=slogin

Oh say it isn't so! I received a letter from Planned Parenthood yesterday claiming Target and a few other big name pharmacies have no policy in place to ensure a woman can get her prescription filled for contraception (emergency or otherwise). In fact a woman was refused emergency...

Science Daily: 'Rhythm Method' May Kill Off More Embryos Than Other Methods Of Contraception Excerpt: See rest at: http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2006/05/060526180749.htm

There was a recent uproar by Singapore students about religious groups insinuating their agenda into secular sex-ed programmes. These groups then preach the immorality of contraception, abortion, pre-marital sex, IVF and embryonic stem cells research. Today, a doctor wrote in to the press in...

What do you all think about this? http://content.nejm.org/cgi/content/full/351/19/2008 Personally, I think this is appalling. The pharmacist is intervening in a decision that has already been made between the patient and the doctor, and does not involve him/her. This should be grounds for...

About a week ago, another member asked me by PM if homoeopathy claimed to be able to influence the probability of conception - specifically, to be able to provide effective contraception. I had a few thoughts about this, which I might favour you with later on, but basically I think it's a...