Weekly Women’s Health News Update, 7/25
Posted by Mike Malone | Posted in Uncategorized | Posted on 07-03-2010-05-2008
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Check out the latest batch of posts at the new site:
Your Nipples Are Just Fine How They Are – Don’t ask, just read.
Drop in Teen Sex not so Dramatic After All – The hyping of old (sexual behavior) news for new (abstinence-only) money.
Things I Don’t Want to Think too Hard About – More on the recent food warnings.
The Uterus Coffin – I’ll take organ donation and a green burial, thanks.
I Want to Add You to the Blogroll – Drop me a line so I can get it done.
Birth for Tech Geeks: Wired Covers Childbirth Simulators
Keeping up with Food Recalls – A resource for the times.
Screwing Katrina Victims, One Trailer at a Time – You know, because if you don’t test for it, it doesn’t exist. Even if it’s formaldehyde?
Getting the Most out of a Doctor Visit
Missed Conceptions – A miscarriage blog review.
Girl Parts Name Generator – Self-explanatory
Condoms Monkey? – Does Japan *always* have cooler packaging?
Fisking the Washington Post – Well-Timed Period takes ‘em on.
Democratic Presidential Candidates Pay Lip Service To Women’s Rights
Abstinence-Only Quote of the Day – Giving Up the Stickiness – Because human relationships are a simplistic as office supplies, right? Um, no.
I’ll Pass – A job I won’t be applying for.
New Coalition to Combat Human Trafficking in Tennessee
Health Information for Travelers
Three Sexual & Reproductive Health Stories to Ponder – This is one of my favorites from the past week or so. The “Drop in Teen Sex…” post linked above is a follow-up to it.
Visit Women’s Health News at its new home – http://womenshealthnews.wordpress.com
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