Weekly Women’s Health News Update, 7/14
Posted by Mike Malone | Posted in Uncategorized | Posted on 13-03-2010-05-2008
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Check out the latest batch of posts at the new site:
Nashville: Free Pap Tests Tomorrow – 7/14/07, get ‘em while they’re hot.
Summer Reading List – come on over and suggest some books.
It’s True – the things people say…
Search Request Response – this is a full-service operation, people.
Diaphragms no help against AIDS? No kidding. – Studies telling us what we already suspected.
Missouri law bans Planned Parenthood from providing sex ed in schools – You know, because they’re just trying to drum up abortion business. Sheesh.
When the anti-breastfeeding bully is family – Follow the link to discussion of one obnoxious request.
Stop deceptive advertising for women’s services – Proposed legislation to stop “crisis pregnancy centers” from using false advertising, with discussion of how CPCs sometimes lie to women.
Shocking news of the day – administration interferes with science – What, you’re no longer shocked by this?
Merck and GlaxoSmithKline competing for HPV vaccine market – A new vaccine is in the works to compete with Gardasil. I should have title this, “One More.”
More on women judging women – the Plan B survey – More thoughts on women responding to a survey about emergency contraception.
When med school and sex shops collide – Innovative way to get accurate anatomical models.
Marital difficulties? Take a pill. – I dare a doc to suggest that I should fix any marriage issues by taking a drug so I feel better about it.
Blogging Elsewhere – Check out Nashville’s new community blog space.
40th carnival of feminists is up – And I’m riding a pony and waving a baton. With streamers, y’all.
Survey of women who ordered Plan B online – What’s good enough for me is good enough for thee. Or not.
Rain this morning, unfavorable cervical conditions this afternoon – New device for inducing labor sans drugs.
Are you boycotting Nestle? – Were you aware of the company’s formula-promotion strategies?
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