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…England Conference on Birth Control.” Birth Control Review, Volume XV, Number 11 (November 1931), page 320]. [108] Ira S. Wile, M.D. “Contraception and Public Health.” Birth Control Review, Volume XV,…
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…birth control does. Is the Pill an Abortifacient? “Contraceptive” means a method of birth control that prevents pregnancy by placing a physical barrier between them. However, all birth control pills…
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…steadfastly defended the Christian tradition against birth control. The Step from Contraception to Abortion In Western nations, pro-abortion groups work for school-based birth control clinics and comprehensive sex education programs…
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…reasons. This opened the door for the future legalization of birth control. To advocate for birth control, in 1917 Sanger began to publish The Birth Control Review, which she edited…
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…artificial [birth control] methods, no matter how well-meaning the advocates may be, will still further degrade her.12 The Spread of Contraception Inevitably, the expansion of approval of contraception by the…
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…during the first year, which is far better than most mechanical methods of contraception.3 The success rate is even better when the method is combined with temperature observations. Currently only…
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…as diverse as amphibians and honeybees are in decline.11 Why Don’t We Hear of The Environmental Effects of Birth Control? The environmental effects of hormonal birth control have been suspected…
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…obtainable, contraception is neither actively nor diligently used. If we had abortion on demand, there would be no reward for the woman who practiced effective contraception. Abortion on demand relieves…
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…Garrett Hardin,2 psychologist Wayne Bartz, and Edgar Chasteen, who recommended mandatory contraception in his popular book The Case for Compulsory Birth Control. 3 Many were particularly concerned that Catholics were…
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…control programs could include the legalization of abortion, financial incentives for countries to increase their abortion, sterilization and contraception-use rates, indoctrination of children, and mandatory population control and coercion of…
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