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The challenges that lie ahead
Sun StaffThe next pope will inherit a church facing serious challenges, such as the polarization between liberals and conservatives, competition with evangelical Protestants, the secularization of Western Europe and the clergy's steadily declining ranks. The...Tags: Islam, Rome (Italy), Benedict XVI, Family Planning, Europe
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Morning-after pill purchase wins approval from delegates
Sun StaffA bill that some say would reduce the number of abortions - and that opponents argue would encourage greater promiscuity and sexually transmitted diseases among young women - narrowly passed the Maryland House of Delegates yesterday. In a 71-66 vote, the...Tags: Elections, Rape, Abortion Issue, Family Planning, Emergency Planning
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Pope John Paul II
THE GOOD PASTOR gives his life for the flock. A frail John Paul II voiced that simple declaration on his silver anniversary. It was his way of saying he intended to carry on his mission despite his infirmities. Now, at his death, his words stand as a...Tags: Christianity, Family Planning, Abortion Issue, International Military Interventions, Iraq
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John Paul dies at age 84
Sun StaffPope John Paul II, who died Saturday at the age of 84, was a proud son of Poland who helped break communism's hold on Eastern Europe as he kept a strict doctrinal grip on worldwide Roman Catholicism. As the first non-Italian pope since 1523, the man born...Tags: Sex Crimes, Armed Forces, Trips and Vacations, Legs, Freedom of Religion
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The life of Pope John Paul II
Sun StaffPope John Paul II, who died yesterday at the age of 84, was a proud son of Poland who helped break communism's hold on Eastern Europe as he kept a strict doctrinal grip on worldwide Roman Catholicism. As the first non-Italian pope since 1523, the man...Tags: Sex Crimes, Armed Forces, Trips and Vacations, Legs, Freedom of Religion
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Activists stage small protests, but no parade
Sun StaffWomen's and gay rights activists held several small protests during Pope John Paul II's visit yesterday, handing out condoms and waving signs opposing his stands against abortion and birth control. But with their planned parade to Camden Yards blocked by...Tags: Monuments and Heritage Sites, Family Planning, Abortion Issue, Washington Monument, Activism
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Parent questions birth control query
Dear Amy: My daughter, who is almost 12 years old, visited a hospital a couple of months ago, and a nurse asked her if she uses birth control. Is this is an appropriate question to ask a not-quite 12-year-old girl? I feel that it is the kind of question...
Tags: Health Treatments, Family Planning, Drugs and Medicines, Media Industry, Social Media
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LETTER: Plan B Puts No One at Risk
Regarding "Plan B Decision Praised, Criticized [May 2, CTNow]: Peter Wolfgang's views presented within are misguided and misleading. As a nursing student and contraception advocate, I want to offer some background Mr. Wolfgang left out. Plan B is a...Tags: Health Treatments, Family Planning, Drugs and Medicines, Diabetes, Plan B (drug)
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Teva treads lightly in morning-after controversy
The Philadelphia InquirerThe recent controversy surrounding the morning-after contraceptive pill called Plan B One-Step has been argued in political, regulatory, and legal circles. But Teva Pharmaceuticals Ltd., which makes the drug and has its Americas headquarters in Montgomery...Tags: Health Treatments, Multiple Sclerosis, IMS Health Incorporated, Food and Drug Administration, Plan B (drug)
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Getting to responsible sexual health education
As Illinois lawmakers prepare to vote on comprehensive sex education for Illinois' youth (House Bill 2675), they should consider the experience of a young woman who was victimized twice — once by a rapist and again by the inaccurate, ideologically...
Tags: Sexual Health, Sexually Transmitted Diseases, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Health Treatments, Family Planning
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Revisions of A-F school grading formula pass Oklahoma House
Tulsa WorldThe Oklahoma House of Representatives addressed the controversial A-F school grading formula and a Food and Drug Administration ruling on emergency contraception in legislation approved Thursday. By a count of 55-36, the House adopted revisions to the...Tags: Mary Fallin, Elections, U.S. Senate, Health Treatments, Food and Drug Administration
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EDITORIAL: County should not ban Plan B
Greeley Tribune, Colo.Plan B, an emergency contraceptive known as the morning-after pill, should not be banned from county health clinics. At a hearing last week to approve a federal grant that funds birth control and family planning, commissioners said they would stand by...Tags: Family, Planned Parenthood, Dwayne Johnson, Health Treatments, Family Planning
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