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WASHINGTON - Birth control drugs that were heavily promoted as having fewer side effects and the ability to clear up acne and other hormonal bothers are under new scrutiny from safety regulators. Research suggesting that newer birth control formulations are more likely to cause blood clots than older drugs has prompted the Food and Drug Administration to consider new safety measures in meetings later this week. The increased risk is slight but significant because blood clots can cause heart attacks, strokes and blockages in lungs or blood vessels, which can be fatal.
It has been hailed as one of the greatest public health breakthroughs of the 20th century. It enjoys overwhelming approval in public opinion polls. But the ripple effects of the pill - approved for general use 50 years ago this weekend by the U.S. government - are still a hot topic of debate. As the oral contraceptive enters its own middle age, the fierce battles in the court of public opinion appear to be largely a thing of the past. Polls show that public approval of birth control is overwhelming, with only 14 percent of those surveyed in a recent Harris Interactive poll saying they thought the pill's impact on society was negative.
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The dissemination of birth control was only one of a host of interventions into the intimate and everyday practices of ordinary Egyptians that aimed at creating reformed and modernized families and productive citizens. [...] the adoption of a population program based on contraception entailed the recognition of Egyptian women as reproductive subjects for whom using birth control was to constitute part of the duties of citizenship even as it simultaneously delineated the normative parameters within which reproductive choice could be exercised.
... control can end up having variable effects on women's empowerment but also because they forec... after a few days, a return to taking the pill is useless for preventing pregnancy."29. The IUD d...Side effects were a common complaint of oral contracept...
It's about need, not caliber Memphis City Schools board member Sharon Webb's comments about the "caliber of parents we will be dealing with" when implementing a proposed summer reading program for young children (May 12 article) remind me of the comment by former Georgia governor Lester Maddox regarding violence in the state's prison system: "We will keep having these problems until we get a better caliber of prisoner.
...Collierville. Many reasons to fete the pill. The birth control pill is one of the most importa... contain low doses of hormones and cause few side effects for most women. There is plenty of evidenc...
A Texas woman claims in a $10 million lawsuit against Merck that she suffered deep-vein thrombosis as a result of using the NuvaRing birth control device. Defendants failed to warn prescribing physicians and the public that the [NuvaRing] product was associated with more thrombotic events than the pill," states a complaint filed Jan. 9 in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas.
... that the manufacturers failed to warn about side effects, including blood clotting, pulmonary embol...
If you are a girl, once a month you probably suffer from totally unfair menstrual cramps. So what can you do about it? If you've tried Motrin, heating pads and other supposed fixes with no luck, there is one other solution, but it is certainly not a quick and easy fix. Not only can the birth control pill be difficult to attain if you are a teenager, but the stigma attached to it is also difficult to ignore.
...Also, taking the pill comes with some side effects and possible health risks. According to ma...
[...] a third theme is the focus on "reproductive disruption," borrowing a term from biology. The response to FINNRAGE, the effort to broaden out possible understandings of reproductive technology, have been rooted in feminist anthropology and the unexpectedly productive second career of Levi-Straussian kinship studies- rescued by feminist scholars such as Sarah Franklin from the attics where antique anthropological concepts are kept and used as a framework to explore the cultural meanings and fraught paradoxes of thinking reproduction.3 There are good reasons for the long shadow of the FINRRAGE position, continuing well after its descriptive inadequacy has become clear (women and feminists actually do seek out and even rejoice in the availability of reproductive technology, and to cal...
... stretching back to the years just after the birth in the United Kingdom of Louise Brown, the first i...On one side has been the long reckoning with an antireproducti... male, technocratic effort to harness and control women's reproductive capacity for eugenic and oppr...Frequent ultrasounds and the effects of hormone shots, too, serve to distance the woman... Although she is right if she means that the pill allowed its child-free users to have lovers, partn...
... and Acceptance Remain High, Women Wary Over Side Effects . The results of a nationwide Gallup Surve... the issues women face in selecting a birth control method, and their satisfaction with oral c...
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