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Kate Guthrie: Where is Jeremy Hunt’s evidence on abortion?

October 11, 2012

It may have been a throw away comment as part of a wider interview but the new Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt has reiterated his belief in a reduction of the […]

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Marge Berer: Jeremy Hunt supports 12 week limit for abortion

October 8, 2012

At the Labour conference last week, Andy Burnham accused Jeremy Hunt of failing to make any statements about important current health service issues in parliament since he became health secretary. […]

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Marge Berer: Independent abortion counselling? Whose problem?

September 1, 2011

Nadine Dorries MP is a very skilful politician. She decides there is a problem, for which she has absolutely no evidence. She not only manages to get her problem on […]

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Vasiliy Vlassov: Russian women’s reproductive rights in grave danger

August 16, 2011

According to current Russian law, women can ask for an elective abortion up until 12 weeks of pregnancy. Between 12 and 22 weeks, an abortion can only be made on the basis […]

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Bob Roehr on Mila Means – a physician at the centre of the US abortion wars

August 4, 2011

Demonstrations for and against the question of abortion are going on all this week outside a clinic in Germantown, Maryland, in the suburbs of Washington, DC. Opponents of abortion have also broadened […]

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Neil Chanchlani: Conscientious objection

August 2, 2011

“See one, do one, teach one?” Gone are the days when medical students did what they were told, learnt what was on the syllabus, and spoke when spoken to. “See […]

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Edward Davies: Abstain from emotive rhetoric, please

May 26, 2011

When I read yesterday that “anti-abortion group” Life had been asked to join a government advisory panel on sexual health, my heart sank a bit. Not because they have been […]

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Vidhya Alakeson on the US election

September 5, 2008

After the Democratic Convention last week, when healthcare featured in almost every major speech, I had been waiting all week to see whether the Republicans would talk about it at […]

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