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...pregnant person--considering an abortion or not--needs to seek counseling," Rosenthal says. "This is a medical standard and the women need...
...pregnant student and was not eventold about UHS's abortion procedure until after myfirst counseling session, UHS obviously needs toimprove the communication of its policies to itsstudents. Especially so pregnant mothers knowtheir exact options," Ocon says...
While I agree that students who find abortion morally objectionable should have the choice not to subsidize its cost, Daniel Choi's criticism of UHS's Sexuality Services policy is alarming UHS words its policy correctly: "If you become pregnant and wish to continue the pregnancy, you will be referred to the UHS Obstetrical Service." Abortion, no matter how offensive, remains one of the basic clinical practices of gynecological medicine. Unexpected complications in pregnancy raise the importance of abortion in ensuring the lowest possible mortality rates for birthing mothers. CHANTALLE LAFONTANT...
There is also a sentence in this year's guide's Sexuality Services section that will send a shiver down some morally sensitive spines: "If you become pregnant and wish to continue the pregnancy, you will be referred to the UHS Obstetrical Service, staffed by Brigham and Women's Faculty OB-GYN Practice physicians and nurse practitioners, for prenatal care." The sentence implies that having an abortion is as common and unproblematic as continuing a pregnancy, which for most of us it is certainly...
...however, most public-health agencies were positively aglow--and with good reason: the number is the lowest it's been in more than 20 years. Among African Americans the news was even better. You'd have to go back 40 years to find a time when there were fewer pregnant teens...