Hysteroscopic sterilization was found to be associated with a significantly higher risk of sterilization failure than laparoscopic.
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Following a 1927 U.S. Supreme Court decision that upheld the constitutionality of Virginia's sterilization law, sterilization rates climbed.
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"Hysteroscopic sterilization was associated with lower procedural complications and increased gynecological complications compared with laparoscopic sterilization," he said.
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"The risk of so-called 'gynecological complications' -- predominantly a need for another sterilization procedure within a year -- is well known to be higher with hysteroscopic sterilization compared to laparoscopic sterilization," according to Bayer's statement.
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MEDTRONIC PLC CEO SAYS OVERCAME STERILIZATION SUPPLY CHALLENGES AND RETURNED TO FULL STERILIZATION CAPACITY DURING THE QUARTER - CONF CALL
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That same year, the country's sterilization laws sought to purify the "white race" through forced sterilization of social undesirables.
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To better understand the nation's most aggressive eugenic sterilization program, our research team tracked sterilization requests of over 20,000 people.
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FDA also launched two contests to develop new sterilization techniques and figure out how to minimize pollution from ethylene oxide sterilization.
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They told me 'sterilization' wasn't marked but, a line further on in red they had written 'AQV' which was the acronym for 'Voluntary Sterilization.
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But the exception came after Wang's mother narrowly escaped involuntary sterilization; many other women were not so lucky, forced into sterilization and abortion against their will.
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In its wake, the California Department of Health revised its sterilization guidelines to include a 19703-hour waiting period and issued a booklet on sterilization in Spanish.
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Female sterilization The most common contraceptive method reported was female sterilization, or tubal ligation, a surgical procedure in which the fallopian tubes are closed to prevent pregnancy.
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We used sterilization forms found by historian Alexandra Minna Stern to build a data set on over 20,000 people recommended for sterilization in California between 1919 and 1953.
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Weighing sterilization options The study looked at data on 23,22002 women who underwent either a hysteroscopic or laparoscopic sterilization for the first time between January 210 and December 296.
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One rumor claimed a Muslim-owned clothing chain called Fashion Bug was putting sterilization gel in undergarments meant for Sinhala women, despite the fact that there is no such thing as sterilization gel.
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Cutters often use rocks, stones or glass without proper sterilization.
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Who wouldn't cure the forced sterilization of an entire species?
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She said she routinely gives patients options for sterilization procedures.
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The procedure does not cause sterilization and is not permanent.
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"In 1930s Germany, forced sterilization was evidence-based medicine," Eckert said.
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Scientists have been using sterilization to control insect pests for decades.
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Sterilization is a risk with hormone therapy, but not puberty blockers.
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The sterilization lamp has a life of more than 10,000 hours.
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Tennessee, between 2010 and 2015, prosecutors had used sterilization as a
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The Supreme Court, American Eugenics, and the Sterilization of Carrie Buck,
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The coordinated release of various strains of a human sterilization virus.
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The Court sanctioned eugenics and forced sterilization against inmates of institutions.
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There are other technical checks, like manufacturing certification, packaging and sterilization.
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By concealing both her psychiatric history and her forced sterilization, Mrs.
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S.A.T. said the lawsuit will only be successful when Canada changes its national sterilization policy to overtly reject and ban coerced sterilization, and has more restrictions and regulations to protect people like her, and the next generation.
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Forced sterilization was the result of an infamously botched Supreme Court case.
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And they say hospitals often scrimp on the sterilization process for tools.
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Comet's products help materials testing and security inspection, surface treatment and sterilization.
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Notebook Dolores Madrigal remembered being told that her sterilization could be reversed.
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Luckily, sterilization in hospitals has improved in the last 100 years. 173.
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Virginia approved it under a 1924 law that allowed sterilization in limited
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Prior to Buck, a federal judge had struck down Iowa's sterilization law,
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Part of the coordinated effort to annihlate Jewish people included forced sterilization.
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More than 10 million women rely on female sterilization for birth control.
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Others have strengthened racist laws, enabled forced sterilization, and allowed unequal schooling.
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It also sent disinfectant and sterilization supplies, Italy's La Stampa newspaper reported.
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Arresting physicians who have carried out forced sterilization procedures, however, is difficult.
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The proposed rule only specifically mentions three: abortion, assisted suicide and sterilization.
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Forced sterilization interfered with the personal liberty guaranteed by the Fourteenth Amendment.
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"Many of the victims [of forced sterilization] have already died," said another.
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Latinas like Iris were certainly targeted for sterilization, but to what extent?
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The study was conducted in France where concerns related to hysteroscopic sterilization also have been circulating and which has the second largest number of women using this sterilization method after the US, the researchers noted in their study.
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Until then, I thought a vasectomy was the only way to induce sterilization.
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Women line up at sterilization clinics to avoid having children they can't feed.
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Other methods Male sterilization, or vasectomies, was relied on by 173% of women.
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IMBECILESThe Supreme Court, American Eugenics and the Sterilization of Carrie BuckBy Adam CohenIllustrated.
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Buck's appointed guardian sued, hoping to have the Supreme Court find sterilization constitutional.
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The mosque closed on March 5 for sterilization, and reopened on March 7.
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"No one would ever, ever do a hysterectomy exclusively for sterilization," she said.
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In the 153s, both the U.S. and Canada stopped promoting pro-sterilization policies.
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A surgical scar resulting from her sterilization was falsely attributed to an appendectomy.
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Sterilization requirements were outlawed in Sweden in 2012 and in Norway in 2014.
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Nancy Skinner introduced the Forced Sterilization Compensation Act (SB 1190) earlier this year.
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"It's vitally important that we listen to women asking for sterilization," she says.
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We wanted to know about the role patients' race played in sterilization decisions.
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" Dr. Brian T. Nguyen, assistant professor in the department of clinical obstetrics and gynecology at the University of Southern California, said the procedure is "more effective than female sterilization, safer than female sterilization (and) less expensive by orders of magnitude.
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The world's top sterilizer of women, India came under global scrutiny for its sterilization drive in November 2014 when 15 women died and scores of others were hospitalized after surgery at a sterilization camp in the eastern state of Chhattisgarh.
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"We have known since hysteroscopic sterilization first became available that the procedure can be completed in a single attempt 96% of the time -- and it's the 4% rate of repeat sterilization procedures that drives the stated gynecological complication rate," she said.
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" The services "range along a continuum" from "natural family planning and contraception to sterilization.
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The affiliate said demand for permanent sterilization climbed 57 percent over the past week.
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Only France is directly affected, where the sterilization mandate was already removed in October.
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"When the doctor checked the medical history the word 'sterilization' didn't appear," she said.
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The method of sterilization used there, she says, was cauterization of the fallopian tubes.
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Even now, sterilization and IUD coils are still far more prevalent methods than condoms.
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" The measure also refers to the right to "choose or refuse contraception or sterilization.
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The most common form was female sterilization, reported by 219.5 percent of the women.
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In deer sterilization programs in cities across the country, including Cincinnati, Ann Arbor, Mich.
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They are drastic, and include large-scale sterilization and slaughtering of thousands of animals.
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Among the women in the study, 22016,22016 underwent hysteroscopic and 34,054 underwent laparoscopic sterilization.
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Not until the late 1970s did the federal government outline prohibitions against forced sterilization.
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Prior to Monday's court order, Tennessee banned sterilization deals and Benningfield was formally reprimanded.
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We then measured sterilization rates between Latino and non-Latino patients, adjusting for age.
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The study, published in the journal Obstetrics & Gynecology in 2016, found that hysteroscopic sterilization may be associated with a higher rate of pregnancy, more menstrual dysfunction, more subsequent hysteroscopic procedures, less pelvic pain, and fewer intra-abdominal gynecologic surgeries than laparoscopic sterilization.
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KB: In the untitled forced sterilization and abortion series, Would You Be Lonely Without Me?
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Bell that a judge could require a mentally handicapped, "feeble-minded" woman to undergo sterilization.
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Environmentalists have long supported traditional sterilization as a pest-control tactic—no scary chemicals necessary.
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The eugenic movement targeted women for sterilization, partly because castration of men was seen as
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The recall comes after the company detected improper sterilization at a third-party packing facility.
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Contraceptives and sterilization could reduce reproductive rates and help slow the growth of the problem.
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Conversely, surgical sterilization entails a risky, stressful, painful, and highly invasive procedure on the animal.
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America has a sorry history of coercing young minority women into sterilization or birth control.
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IMBECILES: The Supreme Court, American Eugenics and the Sterilization of Carrie Buck, by Adam Cohen.
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Avengers: Age of Ultron found her grappling with her infertility as a result of sterilization.
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He also presided over a mass forced sterilization campaign directed at poor, mainly indigenous, women.
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As Eufinger would surely have known, sterilization was a station on the road to death.
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Bell, in which the Supreme Court ruled that compulsory sterilization of the "unfit" was constitutional.
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But some of it, like the mistreatment and sterilization of the disabled, did happen here.
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In the United States, "feeblemindedness" became a catchall diagnosis deployed by advocates of forced sterilization.
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Also, he said, a vasectomy is less invasive and easier to execute than female sterilization.
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A similar bill, aimed to "protect minors from mutilation and sterilization," was proposed in Colorado.
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Supplies include several types of bandages, tapes, sponges, pads, sterilization wipes, gloves, and medical tools.
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The officials rushed out statements debunking the sterilization rumors but could not match Facebook's influence.
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IMBECILES: The Supreme Court, American Eugenics, And The Sterilization Of Carrie Buck, by Adam Cohen.
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I myself am guilty of gently turning down very young women's requests for permanent sterilization.
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What's different for Katelin is she's so sure kids are off the table she's considering sterilization.
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Surgery can cause life-long pain, sterilization, loss of sexual sensation and health complications, it said.
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Within medical devices, Sterilux is developing a sterilization-focused medical device for hospitals in developing countries.
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The sterilization is performed with a 253.7 nm UV light (also known as a "germicidal light").
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There is a history of forced sterilization in the U.S., often targeting ethnic and racial minorities.
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At 15, he became a "political prisoner" in Buchenwald concentration camp and was threatened with sterilization.
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UN health and human rights organizations have condemned forced sterilization as a violation of fundamental rights.
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It was the Virginia Eugenical Sterilization Act, not the Racial Integrity Act of the same year.
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Various attempts, including sterilization, by Himachal government to contain the population of monkeys yielded no results.
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The higher the level of education, the less likely a woman was to rely on sterilization.
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Or perhaps Brandeis truly believed in using state power "to create a better world" through sterilization.
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Many other women were not so lucky, being forced into sterilization and abortion against their wills.
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The same sterilization and cross-contamination concerns, all those teachings carry over to any other style.
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Many other women were not so lucky, being forced into sterilization and abortion against their will.
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But just because sterilization procedures are not completely done in secret doesn't mean they're performed ethically.
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Some pets are mistreated and there is a lack of know-how about vaccinations and sterilization.
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No sterilization facility has violated any federal or state air standards, medical device lobby AdvaMed said.
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Around 1 million women worldwide have undergone the hysteroscopic sterilization procedure, according to the new study.
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Experts say, however, that the overwhelming majority of people who were recommended for sterilization were sterilized.
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She has met Honduran women with H.I.V. who experienced all types of persecution, including forced sterilization.
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Although the ruling itself was never explicitly overturned, in 1947 the Court held compulsory sterilization laws unconstitutional.
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HHS's new rule argues the law allows a provider to deny any service that results in sterilization.
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If your ingredients are poor or your sterilization is incomplete you can infect and ruin the batch.
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Odinga, meanwhile, accused the government of a mass sterilization campaign under the guise of giving tetanus vaccinations.
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There's an obvious reason for my mother's concern: America has a long, shameful record of involuntary sterilization.
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Yet it can cause life-long pain, sterilization, loss of sexual sensation and health complications, campaigners say.
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The study describes one sterilization recommendation for a woman admitted to the Sonoma State Home in 1926.
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That is why his reckless majority opinion supporting forced sterilization in a 1927 case remains an enigma.
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During the Progressive Era, a number of states had enacted compulsory sterilization laws, including California and Connecticut.
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For my part, I have since given up the search for a provider willing to perform sterilization.
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They are built to withstand high temperatures (necessary for sterilization) and the violence of industrial laundry machines.
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The demand has sent workers into overdrive — but experts say the sterilization techniques might not actually work.
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Many other women were not so lucky, and were forced into sterilization and abortion against their will.
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Working-class youth, especially youth of color, were targeted for commitment and sterilization during the peak years.
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A new study, published in the journal JAMA on Tuesday, compares the risks of both and suggests that hysteroscopic sterilization was significantly associated with a higher risk of gynecological complications -- such as failure to work and requiring a subsequent second sterilization -- but there were no increased medical risks.
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At a recent sterilization camp about 90 miles west of Delhi, a time-honored system was chugging along.
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Police are also probing the sterilization claims and have called on any potentially affected women to come forward.
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The California State Legislature unanimously repealed its sterilization law, which had legalized over 20,000 nonconsensual procedures since 1909.
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Among American women, condoms are currently the third most popular form of contraception (after the pill and sterilization).
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A vasectomy, a permanent sterilization procedure for men, is considered almost 100% effective as a birth control method.
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To prevent nonwhites from procreating, he endorsed birth control in the United States and sterilization efforts in Africa.
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In its National Health Policy, the government sets an aim of increasing male sterilization at least six-fold.
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Implants and IUDs came next, with about 11%, and male sterilization rounded out the top five at 8%.
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Eufinger did not perform Schönfelder's sterilization—that task was carried out by the doctor who had delivered Richter.
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The debate heated up recently after a local congressman took on Mayor Bill de Blasio, who supports sterilization.
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Almost 211 percent relied on male sterilization, 25.1 percent took oral contraceptives and 272 percent used male condoms.
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S.A.T. found out about the sterilization lawsuit in the way many people get their news these days: Facebook.
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So cities with deer sterilization programs have mostly focused on sterilizing the female deer, which are more stationary.
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She helped me vacuum and clean, and we bagged up all our blankets and loose clothing for sterilization.
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For bar soap, it&aposs first surface cleaned before going through a sterilization process that eliminates all pathogens.
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Maria Sundin, a transgender activist and former chairwoman of Transgender Europe, was forced to undergo sterilization in 1999.
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Sterilization is most common among women who are married, 35 or older and have two or more children, but even these women can find it hard to obtain the procedure — in one study, less than half of pregnant women who requested sterilization hours or days after giving birth got it.
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It wasn't until the 1970s, when pro-sterilization laws began to be repealed in both the U.S. and Canada, and after thousands of women like Mercredi had been forcibly sterilized in their childbearing years, that both governments started to look closely at whether or not sterilization procedures were legal and consensual.
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He was later sued in federal court by two women, one who had undergone sterilization at his insistence; the other said he had prematurely discharged her from a hospital, a day after she gave birth to her third child, because she had refused to undergo a tubal ligation, or sterilization.
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Forced sterilization and reducing food handouts to the poor — because feeding them encourages them to bring forth more mouths.
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A common mode of infection includes the inadequate sterilization of medical equipment and the transfusion of unscreened blood products.
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A religious-based ethical directive that deems it "intrinsically immoral" for Catholic hospital staff to partake in sterilization procedures.
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Neon's overt sexualization—and inherent ties with the sex industry—makes the sterilization of the female form particularly intriguing.
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Nearly 2 in 5 women ages 40 to 11.33, or more than 39%, relied on their sterilization for contraception.
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The California statute provided the legal framework for the most active sterilization program in the U.S., the study says.
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North Carolina has offered $20,173 to each of its sterilization victims and Virginia offered $25,000, according to Stern's report.
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Much more research is needed, but already some scientists are calling for more rigorous sterilization procedures for surgical instruments.
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Forget the moral quandaries that come with forced sterilization and selective breeding—let's talk about the science behind eugenics.
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The United States was the only country where the device, considered a nonsurgical sterilization implant, was still being sold.
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Also, the company is rolling out intense sterilization techniques and its jets are stocking up on coronavirus must-haves.
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"We also found higher rates of abnormal uterine bleeding after hysteroscopic sterilization, and they found lower rates," she said.
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Family doctors and social workers joined Gestapo officers to identify "disabled" or "work-shy" individuals for incarceration or sterilization.
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The practice of involuntary sterilization has been widely condemned as a human rights violation, including by the United Nations.
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Much of his extended family met similar fates, or were forced to choose between concentration camps and forced sterilization.
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For instance, between 1907 and 1937, 32 states passed sterilization laws designed to rid American society of "undesirable" traits.
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"Healthcare watchdogs have documented isolated instances in which Catholic hospitals denied women birth control or sterilization procedures," Redden writes.
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"'The Church strongly rejects the forced State intervention in favor of contraception, sterilization and even abortion,'" said the guidelines.
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They admitted that there were drawbacks to sterilization, especially for young women who might someday want to have another child.
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And forced sterilization wasn't science fiction at all — some states still condoned it for the "feeble-minded" or mentally ill.
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The organization's papers cited and linked to Facebook pages spreading sterilization conspiracy theories and depicting Muslims as an enemy population.
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While two-thirds of those women use non-permanent methods like the pill, a full 253% of them choose sterilization.
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Hormonal contraception is and will remain the most effective protection we have against pregnancy, alongside the copper IUD and sterilization.
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The brutal crackdown was marked by media censorship, civil rights restrictions and a mass sterilization campaign that targeted poor men.
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The exhibit includes accoutrements from the sanitation workers who removed the fatberg: a sterilization suite, pick axe, and shovel. Fatberg!
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The forcible sterilization of the "warmongering, savage Krogan", for example, is rarely given the long-lasting weight that it deserves.
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Any attempt at complete sterilization of a person's skin will most likely kill a person first before they are sterile.
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Unlike standard toilets that are a pain to clean, Omigo comes equipped with self-cleaning nozzles and on-demand sterilization.
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Transgender people in France can now legally change their gender without undergoing sterilization, under legislation that was passed this week.
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Furthermore, they discovered clinics had been given incentives to achieve their sterilization targets, and threatened with redundancy if they failed.
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Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) received a $2.7 billion offer from industrial equipment-maker Fortive (FTV) for its medical equipment sterilization unit.
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Johnson & Johnson – J&J received a $2.7 billion offer from industrial equipment maker Fortive for its medical equipment sterilization unit.
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In 2014, in collaboration with women at Chowchilla, the organization successfully sponsored legislation to stop coercive sterilization in California prisons.
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Stern and her team do not know which of the people recommended for sterilization actually had the surgery, she said.
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But vehicles that go to Mars often carry thousands of Earth microbes over with them, despite scientists' best sterilization efforts.
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Adolf Hitler relied on Grant's ideas about the supremacy of the Nordic race to support sterilization and horrendous medical experiments.
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" Henry Goddard's famed Kallikak study of "defectives" persuaded more than 2000 states to impose forced sterilization on the "feeble-minded.
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At the time, Indigenous people were often subjected to IQ testing to establish mental deficiency as a diagnosis for sterilization.
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Health providers were told to encourage and carry out "family planning" practices like sterilization and forced abortions on Indigenous populations.
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Usually, lab waste plastics are bagged and autoclaved -- an energy- and water-hungry sterilization process -- before being sent to landfill.
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They are instead the result of factors like natural family planning, hormonal contraceptives, sterilization, infertility and loss, and yes, abortion.
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He became an operating-room technician, because he learned how to deal with sterilization, how to deal with surgical equipment.
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By early 1936, Johann had been one of the countless Sinti and Roma subject to sterilization via an enforced vasectomy.
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"It's really important to note that the whole process of sterilization in these institutions was all about labeling," Stern says.
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Scientists are experimenting with everything from microwave sterilization to blasts of plasma to ensure food stays appetizing longer—even without refrigeration.
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It was the liberals who supported that and the conservatives who dissented, or when they allowed sterilization of mentally challenged people.
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Concerns about sterilization, pH levels, and drug potency were all specifically cited by the FDA investigators when they inspected Foundation Care.
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These lights can be commonly found in laboratories as part of a water sterilization sequence, according to Novus Light Technologies Today.
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If the rates of sterilization were highest among Latinas, that could have been a result of practical realities, not deliberate policy.
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Her sterilization at County hospital had become a secret so painful that she and her husband never shared it with anyone.
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Mentally ill and intellectually disabled people have been subjected to torture, confinement, and forced sterilization based on public fear and misunderstanding.
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Check out the environment, ask about the spa's sterilization process and how they dispose of their needles and other medical waste.
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Dakota Johnson will star in the movie, based on Imbeciles: The Supreme Court, American Eugenics, and the Sterilization of Carrie Buck.
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Buck was the victim of a Virginia sterilization law and took her case to the Supreme Court, but she ultimately lost.
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Acelity will become part of 3M's medical solutions business that makes medical tapes, sterilization products and acute wound care dressings products.
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The most common infections associated with tattooing involve staphylococcus aureus or pseudomonas bacteria arising from poor skin preparation or equipment sterilization.
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Enterprising minds have long been developing ways to make a permanent female sterilization option as affordable and convenient as a vasectomy.
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The horrors seem endless: involuntary sterilization, forced late-term abortion, infanticide and child abandonment, state-sanctioned child abduction and human trafficking.
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The United States has a troubling history of reproductive rights abuses centered on promoting birth control and sterilization to specific populations.
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And you're made to feel guilty if you look at people and think, 'I never seriously thought about sterilization until now.
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The no-cost provision applies to all FDA-approved contraceptive methods, from the pill to the IUD, and sterilization for women.
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He marvelled at the details of his father-in-law's S.S. past and, in particular, his participation in the sterilization program.
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"Imbeciles," by Adam Cohen, is another spectacular law-related book, built around the Supreme Court forced-sterilization case, Buck v. Bell.
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A few minutes later, my doctor arrived to tell me that the sterilization he had performed on me had gone well.
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The committee responded with a series of recommendations for Canada, and called for the criminalization of anybody involved with involuntary sterilization.
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For the first time, she said, women talked about their sterilization procedures—realizing that this had been happening across the country.
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Mr. Wang said that during those years, violators of the policy would sometimes be taken away for forced abortions and sterilization.
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May's views were becoming so radicalized that "one got the impression" she favored compulsory sterilization to limit birthrates in developing countries.
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Ferrari shows how America's sterilization policies inspired Nazi Germany's leaders to launch their own eugenics program, which later led to genocide.
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May's views were becoming so radicalized that "one got the impression" she favored compulsory sterilization to limit birthrates in developing countries.
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"It is impossible to have an age cut-off [for sterilization] since women/people have different lives and circumstances," Blanchard said.
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We compared patients recommended for sterilization to the patient population of each institution, which we reconstructed with data from census forms.
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Morlino pointed out that artificial methods of birth control such as abortion, sterilization, and contraception are all condemned by the Catholic Church.
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Men who undergo this sterilization procedure often worry about whether it will negatively impact their sex life or fail to prevent pregnancy.
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Of course, the Supreme Court also cited it in its 1927 decision to let stand a program of forced sterilization in Virginia.
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It was only in October 2016 that transgender men and women could change their legal gender without first submitting to surgical sterilization.
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He believes that poor hygiene is not a valid excuse anywhere, even in developing settings, as sterilization and hand-washing are straightforward.
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The book tells the true story of a young Virginia woman, Carrie Buck, who was forced into sterilization by the U.S. government.
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But no matter which technique you go with, it's nice to know that sterilization is more than 99% effective at preventing pregnancy.
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The pair fall in love and must get their little girl out of the country or risk sterilization and the concentration camp.
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The women often suffer miscarriages and those with children are told that sterilization or a hysterectomy is the only fix, she said.
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In Europe, eight states fail to offer legal recognition to transgender people, and 17 states impose sterilization on those seeking gender recognition.
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The city uses steam for heating and cooling in many buildings, as well as sterilization in hospitals and clothes pressing in laundromats.
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Many of the typewritten and signed sterilization recommendations were for children, the youngest 53 years old, Stern said in a phone interview.
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This rings alarm bells for the disability community, which has faced a long history of forcible medical procedures including abortion and sterilization.
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In the early 20th century, federally funded programs supported eugenics, forced or coerced sterilization of "undesirable" communities including Black women and girls.
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Laws written in the 1970s to provide protections to workers who objected to sterilization procedures, for example, are cited in the rule.
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I had spent months poring over testimonials and documentation detailing all available types of sterilization, regularly presenting my findings to my husband.
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This type of sterilization can technically be done in a gynecologist's office, since there is no need for sedatives or a blade.
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And yet it was also the beginning of a scientific renaissance in England, when doctors experimented with quarantines, sterilization and social distancing.
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And yet it was also the beginning of a scientific renaissance in England, when doctors experimented with quarantines, sterilization and social distancing.
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Mental disability, institutionalization, or simply having what authorities deemed to be too many children, could also result in sterilization during those decades.
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Wade, the Nuremberg trials were fresh in the minds of Americans, as was the forced sterilization of poor women and women of color.
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Women can choose from a variety of options to control fertility while for generations, men have been limited to withdrawal, condoms and sterilization.
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Activists said the results were "absolutely encouraging", but added that trans women still face bullying, violence, imprisonment and even sterilization in some countries.
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Details: The new law also gives doctors an out to refuse care for procedures such as assisted suicide, sterilization or gender reassignment surgery.
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Antalffy estimates other income, particularly J&J's divestiture of its Advanced Sterilization Products business, boosted J&J's quarterly earnings by about 43 cents.
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Sterilization may be one of the most common forms of birth control in the U.S., yet it's also one of the most misunderstood.
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Ahead, we talk to Dr. Castano about what we get wrong about sterilization — and what you need to know before pursuing the procedure.
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One staffer, who shall remain nameless, ordered self-seal sterilization pouches, wide-mouth plastic storage caps, and a pressure cooker/canner pressure regulator.
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The regulations protect the rights of healthcare workers from providing abortion, euthanasia, and sterilization, the officials said during a media call with reporters.
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Johnson strongly opposed interracial marriage and supported sterilization of the mentally ill, and his scientific findings formed the basis of his immigration initiatives.
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However, a European Court struck down mandatory sterilization for transgender people last week, signaling a major victory for LGBTQ rights across the continent.
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The research conducted there led to the development of a hepatitis B vaccine and a sterilization method used to ensure safe blood transfusions.
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While both can be reversed, the reversal procedure is more involved, painful, and costly than undergoing a sterilization procedure in the first place.
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Thomas Fuller, a 44-year-old sterilization technician from Toms River, is also accused of trying to lure a 15-year-old boy.
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The regulation protects the rights of healthcare workers from providing abortion, euthanasia, and sterilization, the officials said during a media call with reporters.
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Use of modern contraceptive methods (such as the pill, condoms, IUDs and sterilization) has also held steady, at a little under 220 percent.
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The third most popular form of birth control (behind the pill and sterilization) was condoms, with 15% citing them as their preferred method.
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The result has been a gradual sterilization of play, said Meghan Talarowski, an American landscape designer who has compared British and American playgrounds.
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He was also a prominent member of a leading eugenics organization, the Human Betterment Foundation, that promoted forced sterilization to improve human genetics.
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Authorities have put in place guidelines and are training health workers on conducting safe and sanitary surgeries, but incentivised, target-driven sterilization continue.
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We are warned of a slippery slope, implying that legalization of assisted suicide would eventually lead to eugenic sterilization reminiscent of Nazi Germany.
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The World Vasectomy Organization has taken an unexpected step in its efforts to promote sterilization in Kenya — by livestreaming the process on Facebook.
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The Ethical and Religious Directives, for example, severely limit access to reproductive health care, including abortion, contraceptives, sterilization, and in-vitro fertilization (IVF).
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Just as with sterilization procedures such as vasectomy, medical groups and physicians whose values do not concur with the law will opt out.
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" In 2017, Benningfield told CBS News that he was in favor of sterilization agreements to prevent "babies from being born addicted to drugs.
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This history—and other histories of sterilization abuse of black, Native, Mexican immigrant and Puerto Rican women—inform the modern reproductive justice movement.
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In a letter to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, the State Department's Bureau of Legislative Affairs said it had determined that the Population Fund "supports or participates in the management of a program of coercive abortion or involuntary sterilization," a reference to the Kemp-Kasten Amendment, a 1980s-era law enacted in response to evidence of forced abortions and involuntary sterilization in China.
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Documents uncovered by Czech demonstrate Asperger's publicly stated positions on such matters, in which he called for the "responsible implementation" of sterilization, for example.
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Though the study was conducted on mice, Gendelman said it's still important because it shows that sterilization of HIV in living animals is possible.
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Indiana in 1907 became the first U.S. state to pass a eugenics law making sterilization mandatory for certain types of people in state custody.
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According to a study at UC Santa Barbara, approximately 20,000 cases of unwanted sterilization occurred in the state of California alone— up until 1979.
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The company's healthcare unit sells everything from surgical tapes to sterilization products and accounted for about 23% of its total revenue in the quarter.
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Order intake at the maker of products for surgery, intensive-care, infection control and sterilization shrank 3 percent on a like-for-like basis.
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In 2012, there was a 30-day waiting period for sterilization for Medicaid patients, which was one barrier women faced, Potter told Reuters Health.
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The darkest corners are illuminated enough to display what lingers just beyond one's view, yet there's no sterilization of the true ferocity delivered throughout.
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In China, chickens are being fed more vitamins and vaccines while farmers also ramp up henhouse sterilization in an effort to protect their flocks.
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Elisabeth is treated by Carl Seeband (Sebastian Koch), although the treatment, in grim violation of the Hippocratic oath, consists of sterilization and, later, euthanasia.
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"The concerns are quality and the ability to manufacture at scale, with sterilization and the safeguards that are necessary for medical equipment," Cyr said.
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Be aware that many doctors say these methods are less reliable than hormonal contraception; IUDs and sterilization are the most effective at preventing pregnancy.
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Dr. Julie Chor, an assistant professor of obstetrics and gynecology at the University of Chicago, has written about structural and institutional barriers to sterilization.
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Advances in technology make this option much more affordable than in the past, and even more cost effective and safe than off-site sterilization.
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Ignorance and misinformation about sterilization, and not enough affordable, easily available surgery options, result in even more dogs that no one can care for.
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The next day, Dr. Dawson got a call from the hospital saying it considered the hysterectomy to be sterilization and had canceled the surgery.
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In some cases, health providers tell women that they need a sterilization procedure to prevent a reproductive health problem, or lose a future child.
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These animals in all of Turkey's urban centers now get services from local governments: shelter, regular feeding, sterilization and medical checks by trained veterinarians.
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More than 2,000 women have given statements to Peruvian and international rights groups and prosecutors saying they underwent sterilization without being informed or consenting.
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Gandhi with a list of men who said they had been forced to undergo vasectomies during a coercive mass sterilization campaign spearheaded by Mrs.
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The Netherlands, Denmark and Ireland have moved in recent years to end mandatory sterilization, hormonal therapy, and psychiatric and medical evaluations for transgender people.
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Moreover, some of the cruelest experiments conducted in Auschwitz, on mass sterilization and the effects of starvation, were carried out by other camp physicians.
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"These findings will also help both physicians and women to make a rational choice when women are deciding to undergo a sterilization," he said.
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Pakistan's push to end polio has faced opposition from militants who argue that immunization is a foreign plot that leads to sterilization of children.
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Mature females are injected with a contraceptive that is effective for about five years, and the feasibility of surgical sterilization is also being explored.
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Throughout America, states instituted programs of voluntary and involuntary sterilization in order to keep people with low IQs or criminal records from having children.
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Yet forced sterilization continued in the United States through the 93s, almost exclusively carried out on black, Latina, and Native American women and men.
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Unlike male sterilization, tubal ligation is permanent, and one day these women may want kids and regret what they had done in their youth.
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If this bill passes, California would follow in the footsteps of North Carolina and Virginia, which began sterilization redress programs in 2013 and 2015.
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"Defective" people were to be relegated to institutions and prevented from procreating by sterilization; mercy killing was even proposed in The American Journal of Psychiatry.
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My son's school, David Starr Jordan Middle School, just got renamed because the man had [supported] eugenics — not sterilized anyone personally, but written about sterilization.
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Hysteroscopies might be performed to determine the cause of abnormal bleeding or repeated miscarriages, locate an IUD, look for fibroids, or aid in sterilization surgery.
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In 1905, the Society for Racial Hygiene was established in Berlin with the express goal of promoting Nordic racial "purity" through sterilization and selective breeding.
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But safely administering a vaccine in a developing nation can be difficult with the complexities of sterilization, especially when it comes to often misused needles.
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"Offering a so-called 'choice' between jail time and coerced contraception or sterilization is unconstitutional," said Hedy Weinberg, ACLU-TN executive director, in a statement.
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Twenty-two European countries currently require transgender people to undergo sterilization when legally changing genders, according to Transgender Europe, a Berlin-based human rights organization.
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This study has a comparison group of sorts: It will also follow 1,400 women who choose a more traditional form of sterilization using laparoscopic surgery.
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Of that group, about 25% used the pill and 25% had chosen sterilization, which is a permanent way to make sure you don't get pregnant.
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Representative Max Rose, a Democrat who represents Staten Island, said sterilization was doing little to address the problem, and a controlled hunt would be preferable.
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Russia also sent disinfection equipment, a field laboratory for sterilization and chemical prevention, and other similar tools, La Stampa reported, citing an unnamed Italian official.
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Saudi Arabia emptied Islam's holiest site for sterilization over fears of the coronavirus, an unprecedented move after the kingdom suspended the year-round umrah pilgrimage.
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And it does not protect people with disabilities from violence and abuse, such as coerced sexual and reproductive health decisions, sterilization abuse, and police violence.
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" The new regulations also included an exception for employers "with sincerely held moral convictions opposed to coverage of some or all contraceptive or sterilization methods.
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The Nazis had turned a belief in absolute genetic immutability ("a Jew is a Jew") into a state-mandated program of sterilization and mass murder.
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The patients, it added, were also not given any pre-operative tests, counseling and were not aware of the potential dangers and outcomes of sterilization.
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The agency notes it helped prevent a shortage of critical breathing equipment by working with one device manufacturer to quickly find a new sterilization site.
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After a forced sterilization at 2100, she became first a sculptor and then an advocate for more humane psychiatric care in modern Germany and beyond.
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Unconscionably, nearly half of these countries still require sterilization for legal recognition of a transgender person's self-identified gender, according to the organization Transgender Europe.
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A few weeks ago, both women had come to the clinic for a "minilap," or minilaparotomy — a sterilization procedure for permanently obstructing the fallopian tubes.
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Hysteroscopic sterilization involves placing a small implanted birth control device, called Essure, through the vagina into a woman's fallopian tubes in order to prevent pregnancy.
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The most common kinds of mistreatment are non-consensual procedures (including sterilization), non-evidence-based interventions like routine episiotomies, and physical, verbal and sexual abuse.
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The nonprofit California Latinas for Reproductive Justice has co-sponsored a forthcoming bill that offers financial redress to living survivors of California's eugenic sterilization program.
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The "Untitled" forced sterilization embroidery series will be on view at the Fulginiti Pavilion, Anschutz Medical Campus (13080 E. 19th Ave, Aurora, CO) starting January 2020.
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The spark was an online rumor that a small Muslim restaurant in the town of Ampara was spiking its food with sterilization pills, targeting Sinhala Buddhists.
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It's a closed system, so leaks and mold issues are minimized, and all of the components that touch milk are dishwasher safe, so sterilization is easy.
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"What's going on here isn't just rape, or murder or kidnapping, or sexual slavery or forced sterilization, as serious as all those things are," Clarke said.
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In moments of desperation, women have turned to sterilization out of fear of getting pregnant and not having enough food to sustain themselves or a child.
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Without sufficient sterilization capacity, the quantity of reserves increased to a point that the Federal Reserve had difficulty maintaining effective control over the federal funds rate.
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The ERDs prohibit a variety of reproductive and health care measures such as sterilization, infertility treatments and abortions, regardless of the risk to a patient's life.
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But Vosshall's method, if refined, would be less likely to disturb entire ecosystems—possibly alleviating a key concern some scientists have had about the sterilization plan.
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In the mid-20th century, for instance, island women were forced to undergo sterilization and the contraceptive pill was tested in a Puerto Rico housing project.
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Third-quarter net sales and order intake at the maker of products for surgery, intensive care, infection control and sterilization increased by 4.8% and 3.5%, respectively.
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Third-quarter net sales and order intake at the maker of products for surgery, intensive care, infection control and sterilization increased by 4.8% and 3.5%, respectively.
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"UNFPA does not currently support — nor has ever supported or participated in — the management of a program of coercive abortion or involuntary sterilization," the lawmakers wrote.
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Beginning with Indiana in 203, 32 states adopted laws "authorizing the sterilization of people judged to have hereditary defects," Adam Cohen writes in his book Imbeciles.
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Alternative or complementary sources of power, such as wind, are being looked into, and desalination of water (as opposed to just sterilization) is being actively researched.
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The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) late Wednesday night announced it would no longer be pursuing sterilization tests on a population of 200 horses in Oregon.
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Sotera also sold its medical isotopes business to BWX Technologies Inc earlier this year, which it said allowed it to focus on faster-growing sterilization technologies.
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But for special places like Mars and Europa — where conditions may allow Earth life to grow — your spacecraft will need to go through some sterilization procedures.
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Problems during the required sterilization process at a co-packing facility (which is not under Bumble Bee's management) prompted concerns around possible spoilage due to contamination.
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"But watch for 'UV sterilizers,' which are not effective for proper sterilization," says Julie Kandalec, celebrity manicurist and creative director of Paintbox in New York City.
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But beyond objections to abortion and sterilization in particular—which have some explicit protections under federal law—it is murky which complaints HHS would deem valid.
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In addition, doctors and nurses need to take practices like hand washing and equipment sterilization much more seriously to reduce widespread drug-resistant infections in hospitals.
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There have been past efforts to compel women to use long-acting contraceptives as a condition of probation, and even episodes of forced or unrequested sterilization.
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Such reversals on the part of patients aren't even likely; some 80 percent of women under 30 who undergo elective sterilization do not regret the procedure.
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In some countries, including Britain, South Korea, Canada, Ireland, Spain and Australia, the prevalence of vasectomy exceeds that of female sterilization, according to the United Nations.
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Currently, Maryland law states that minors have the "same capacity as an adult" to consent to treatment about venereal disease, pregnancy and contraception, other than sterilization.
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In the study, 4.83% of hysteroscopic patients saw sterilization failure after one year and 5.75% after three years, compared with 0.69% and 1.29% of laparoscopic patients.
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The types of health care most commonly regarded as morally or religiously objectionable are abortion, sterilization, and contraception, as well as care associated with gender identity.
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Until this summer, Norway was one of 19 European countries that required transgender individuals to undergo surgery and sterilization before they could legally change their gender.
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A study from Mexico showed that infection rates are not significantly higher in patients who receive used devices, as long as proper sterilization protocols are used.
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For decades, India has relied on female sterilization as its primary mode of contraception, funding about four million tubal ligations every year, more than any other country.
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By 1987, soon after the first cases of dCJD were discovered, Lyodura changed their sterilization methods, while other graft companies steered away from using dead human donors.
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Oklahoma, the Supreme Court affirmed that procreation is a right, striking down the state's compulsory sterilization of certain criminals, the ruling only weighs in on procreating naturally.
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All the while, doctors claimed to be using "evidence-based medicine," arguing that safeguards against unethical research, forced sterilization and killing only applied to individuals considered human.
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Micarelli and her colleagues say it's a remarkable example of a human surviving the loss of a limb prior to the introduction of sterilization techniques and antibiotics.
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" As some of her peers nervously looked out at patients being wheeled out after their sterilization, Ascanio advised: "If you get scared, just remember those food lines.
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In India, for instance more than 75 percent of female contraceptive users opt for sterilization or a hysterectomy, which is a surgery that removes a woman's uterus.
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So is respecting that IUDs and implants, while more effective than any birth control method beyond sterilization, may not be for the right fit for all women.
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In general surgery, for example, any amyloid-β proteins, which are very sticky, would not be routinely removed from surgical instruments; standard sterilization procedures cannot shift them.
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A host of preventative measures, such as redundant filters and a nearly flawless sterilization process, were proposed to prevent the salmon escaping and proliferating in the wild.
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For these more expensive devices or sterilization procedures, it's always a good idea to call your insurer to ask if the specific one you're getting is covered.
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It means that health workers at facilities that receive federal health funds—including all 5,500 hospitals in the US—could deny people birth control, abortion, and sterilization.
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About one in five had either hepatitis C or hepatitis B, which could indicate a lack of proper needle sterilization in the country's hospitals, according to Heymann.
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For example, despite going through the FDA's most rigorous pathway, the permanently implanted Essure device for female sterilization was approved largely on one-year data in women.
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Sarah recalls that in 1980, the year before Rajneesh left India, nearly all the top women in the ashram hierarchy underwent sterilization at the ashram medical center.
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Her argument was actually pretty sound: She's the one physically having the children, so if either of them should undergo a sterilization procedure, it should be him.
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"It worked like nobody's business," says Lissner, who is now moving on to animal trials to see if sterilization can be reversed by washing the polymer out.
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The CDC report also found that most of the women who chose sterilization were on the older end of the survey group and were done having children.
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Given the shortage of PPE, however, medical professionals have begun to disregard those practices, using sterilization techniques and other methods to extend the life of their gear.
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Deer-related crashes are a growing problem across the country that has led to sterilization programs and culling in the Northeast, even in the star-studded Hamptons.
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In May 2018, storms caused a flood at the Fort Detrick facility, seriously damaging its 10-year-old steam sterilization plant, which provides high-tech wastewater management.
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Why I had come into her office only a week after reaching the minimum age legally required to ask for sterilization without the intervention of social services.
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By contrast, the Affordable Care Act required insurance companies to cover 18 types of contraception used by women, including sterilization surgery, and no co-payment is required.
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But worldwide, just like in the United States, female sterilization is far more common, and couples who use contraception choose methods designed to be used by women.
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"Inadequate sterilization would threaten modern medicine as we know it," said Kara Mascitti, an infectious disease specialist at St. Luke's University Health Network, at Wednesday's FDA meeting.
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Dr. Pierce — the only obstetrician in Aiken County who would accept patients on welfare — made sterilization a condition of her continuing to receive welfare benefits through Medicaid.
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In contrast, laparoscopic sterilization involves making a surgical incision in or near the navel to reach the fallopian tubes and close them off with bands or clips.
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Many European countries, such as Finland, Switzerland and Greece, still require transgender people who want to legally change their gender to undergo sterilization, according to Transgender Europe.
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In either case, sterilization can be successfully bypassed through in vitro fertilization if couples change their minds and want to conceive at a later stage in life.
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At the Anschutz Medical Campus in Aurora, Colorado, she will be exhibiting a portrait series on victims of forced sterilization, and now, at You Be Lonely Without Me?
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They even exist as a mode of biological control, as the recent case of a jail system that offers to trade jail time for contraception and sterilization demonstrates.
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Now, a team of about 40 craftswomen who went through four months of training weave devices that meet specific requirements for quality control, sterilization and proper chemical treatment.
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Wuhan authorities have ordered every resident to report their body temperature to health officials daily, and a citywide sterilization campaign aimed at disinfecting the entire city is underway.
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As many as 7,000 of his patients could have been exposed to viruses because of improper sterilization and rusty surgical tools, state and Tulsa health officials have said.
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The two men and a woman are among at least 16,500 people who were given unconsented sterilization while the 1948 Eugenics Protection Law was in place until 1996.
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There is a very small chance that AquaBounty's sterilization process can fail, and they could proliferate and mate with wild salmon if they ended up in the wild.
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All of those techniques — referred to as types of "tubal ligation" or "tubal sterilization" — keep your eggs from making their way through your fallopian tubes and being fertilized.
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Watch the video here: Data from the Center for Disease Control shows that only 6.2 percent of women report using male sterilization as a form of birth control.
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The private equity firms have grown the business through a series of acquisitions, including a 2014 deal for Nordion, a producer of materials used in the sterilization process.
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Dr. Zampaglione of Bayer noted that some studies had shown that other methods of permanent sterilization, not just Essure, have caused serious long-term adverse events as well.
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An investigation from the New Jersey Department of Health found that employees at the center were not following sterilization procedures and medical instruments were not being cleaned properly.
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In 1907, Indiana became the first state to legalize forced sterilization, starting a landslide endorsed by progressive icons like Theodore Roosevelt and the birth control champion Margaret Sanger.
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Still, tubal sterilization, a procedure that closes the fallopian tubes, remains four times more popular than vasectomies, even though the latter is far less intrusive and often reversible.
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That means a hospital that forces a nurse to participate in a vasectomy against her religious objections to sterilization, for instance, could risk having its federal funding revoked.
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On Staten Island, the city's $2100 million deer sterilization program has reduced the deer population by 270 percent to 1,737 in 2019 from 2053 in 2017, officials say.
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Mann argues that Ehrlich did a disservice to the environmental cause by emphasizing population over consumption, and provided a premise for repressive governments to undertake mandatory sterilization programs.
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"The process for cleaning surgical instruments following orthopedic and spine surgeries was found to be inadequate, which may have compromised the sterilization of the instruments," the release says.
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He did not know that the day before, a viral Facebook rumor claimed, falsely, that the police had seized 23,000 sterilization pills from a Muslim pharmacist in Ampara.
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Thirty-two states enacted compulsory sterilization laws, but California enforced its own with such enthusiasm that it ultimately sterilized approximately 20,000 people, one- third of the national total.
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Last month, Sweden went a step further, proposing compensation to those who had been forced to undergo sterilization before Sweden did away with the odious requirement in 2013.
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A decade after I was born, doctors at Los Angeles County General Hospital began to pressure pregnant Mexican women into sterilization, until Chicano activists forced them to stop.
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It would extend the same requirement to a number of reproductive health services, including prenatal care, well-woman visits, screening for sexually transmitted infections, voluntary sterilization and abortion.
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The law will allow people to change their gender on official documents with a court ruling, and without requiring medical tests or sterilization, as is the case now.
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" The guidelines suggest that "it is ethically permissible to perform a requested sterilization in nulliparous [never pregnant] women and young women who do not wish to have children.
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These women are paid 1,000 rupees for each patient with two or fewer children who comes in for sterilization and 240 rupees for each patient with three or more.
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Despite the skepticism, the pair carried on, and several decades later, their sustained interest in screwworm sex and sterilization is finally being recognized posthumously with a Golden Goose Award.
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According to the HHS Office for Civil Rights, the rule would protect individuals and health care entities from unwanted involvement with services such as abortion, sterilization or assisted suicide.
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In Mass Effect's attempt to have this conversation, it feels ignorant of the very real—and very recent—colonial history of forced sterilization in the name of cultural protection.
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The official name for this is a tubal ligation, a surgical female sterilization procedure where the two fallopian tubes are blocked or cut so sperm can't reach an egg.
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It asks the health department to investigate the policies on sterilization of Ascension Health and its subsidiary, Genesys Health System, to see if they violate federal medical care regulations.
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Sterilization had formerly been illegal in the largely Catholic country, but Fujimori modified the General Population Law in order to offer it as a "voluntary" method of birth control.
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When asked if he feels sterilization would be emasculating, Russell assured me that it wouldn't be for him, though he can understand why someone else might feel that way.
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The group, which sells products used in areas such as surgery, intensive care, infection control and sterilization, also forecast organic sales growth of 2 to 4 percent for 2018.
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The decision followed an announcement by the company in September 2017 that it would discontinue the sale of the contentious sterilization device in all countries outside the United States.
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In an experiment, Australian scientists killed more than 80% of the mosquitoes that spread dengue fever, Zika and chikungunya by using a sterilization technique in locations across north Queensland.
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President Trump on Thursday announced an expanded "conscience rule" to protect health care workers who oppose abortion, sterilization, assisted suicide and other medical procedures on religious or moral grounds.
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The difficulties and stigma surrounding sterilization have even led to the creation of a Reddit forum of "childfree-friendly" providers who may be more open to performing the procedure.
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In the US, nearly one in three women aged 35 to 44 used a sterilization method between 2011 and 2013, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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In Control, she exposes the dark, and rarely discussed, legacy of eugenics in the United States — racialized sterilization programs used to further silence victims typically in mental institutions or prison.
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The indictment claims that NECC did not comply with cleaning, sterilization and other safety regulations -- and that many who worked there, from its owners to pharmacists, actively lied about it.
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Police spokesman Ruwan Gunasekera told Reuters Shafi was charged under a money laundering act, but declined to provide further information on the financial charges he faced or the sterilization claims.
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Order intake at the maker of products for surgery, intensive care, infection control and sterilization grew 8 percent to 6.2 billion crowns, overshooting a mean forecast of 5.8 billion crowns.
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"There are states that don't say anything about sterilization, and then it really is up to the physician to decide, and there is no check on that power," Tazkargy says.
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Order intake at the maker of products for surgery, intensive care, infection control and sterilization grew 8 percent to 13 billion crowns, overshooting a mean forecast of 5.8 billion crowns.
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Instead of cooking the food for hours under pressure like before, new tech blasts food with microwaves (the process is called microwave assisted thermal sterilization, or MATS) to obliterate bacteria.
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Yet the United States, one of UNFPA's top donors, said in April it would stop funding the agency as it supports "coercive abortion or involuntary sterilization" - a charge UNFPA denies.
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The FDA on Monday announced strict new requirements on the controversial Essure sterilization device, which already comes with a "black box warning," the strongest warning label the agency can require.
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Joe Klein, a writer for Time magazine and author of "Politics Lost," wrote about the growing sterilization of political discourse and a political conversation growing less courageous, sophisticated and earnest.
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It added that Cadden's facility did not comply with cleaning, sterilization and other safety regulations -- and that many who worked there, from its owners to pharmacists, actively lied about it.
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It has also searched for the source of the virus and conducted emergency handling for infected poultry, as well as urged farmers, butchers and traders to step up sterilization programs.
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The study will not be limited to women being implanted with Essure but will be comparing women with Essure to women who select other methods of sterilization, such as surgery.
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At the time, the established medical consensus was that having more than three caesarean sections was dangerous, and that further pregnancies would have to be stopped by sterilization or contraception.
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They held my hands and feet, and they closed my eyes, and an old woman began to cut me with sharpened stone knives—there were no anesthetic or sterilization processes.
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With the exception of employers who have a religious exemption, the ACA requires that insurance plans cover all FDA-approved methods of contraception and sterilization for women without a copay.
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In a statement to The Verge, Natural Cycles noted that no method of contraception is 100 percent effective—no, not even sterilization—and reiterated the app's high rate of effectiveness.
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Washington, where rat complaints have nearly tripled to roughly 266,000 last year from 2,400 in 2014, is testing a rat-sterilization program tried elsewhere that uses liquid contraceptives as bait.
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"It's interesting to see that among these 72 million women, almost half their contraceptive use is covered by L.A.R.C.'s, female sterilization, the pill and the condom," Dr. Daniels said.
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There's no definitive research on how many women seek sterilization only to be turned away, but I've spoken to and learned about many people who have experiences similar to mine.
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Bell decision as an inspiration for their own sterilization program — which in turn laid the foundations for the Third Reich's systematic murder of those deemed genetically tainted and mentally ill.
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Now more than 100 Indigenous women from various nations in the region have come forward to say they were coerced or forced into a sterilization procedure as recently as 2018.
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This spring he found a job at a multinational company in Cleveland that makes sterilization equipment for hospitals, working in the Latin American division, where he sometimes uses his Spanish.
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"A sterilization surgery does not appear to be complicated and yet several deaths have taken place across the country over the years," said Justice Madan B. Lokur in his order.
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"This decision ends the dark chapter of state-induced sterilization in Europe," Julia Ehrt, the executive director of Transgender Europe, an advocacy group based in Berlin, said in a statement.
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At the time of the procedure, in-hospital surgical complications occurred in 0.13% of the women who underwent hysteroscopic sterilization and 0.78% of those who underwent laparoscopy, the researchers found.
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The Gender Identity Disorder Special Cases Act, which was enacted 15 years ago, requires them to undergo invasive surgeries -- including sterilization -- to be legally recognized according to their gender identity.
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"Sterilization as a condition to obtain a change of gender was an expression of a view that society today distances itself from," Healthcare Minister Gabriel Wikstrom said in a statement.
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Sweden - often viewed as a bastion of tolerance - has a dark history of sterilization that dates back to the 1930s when Roma were often targeted in drives for racial purity.
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According to a 19076 paper published in the American Journal of Public Health, California's eugenic law remained in practice for so long because of the way the state defined sterilization.
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Wade — but also the man who ruled in 1984 in favor of a lead pigment company whose employees had undergone voluntary sterilization in order to keep their well-paying jobs.
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Even Scarlett Johansson's Black Widow, the Avenger who started out as an anti-hero, declared herself to be "a monster" in reference to the sterilization treatments she was forced to endure.
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Europe did not stop requiring sterilization for trans people hoping to change their legal gender until 2017, after three French citizens filed a case with the European Court of Human Rights.
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It added that the compounding center did not comply with cleaning, sterilization and other safety regulations -- and that many who worked there, from its owners to pharmacists, actively lied about it.
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Essure, which boomed in popularity when it first came on the market in 2002, has been billed as a convenient alternative to surgical sterilization, informally known as getting your tubes tied.
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"Having a child now means making him suffer," said Milagros Martinez, waiting on a park bench on a recent morning ahead of her sterilization at a nearby Caracas municipal health center.
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"These deviations were part of the commercial sterilization process and could result in contamination by spoilage organisms or pathogens, which could lead to life-threatening illness if consumed," the FDA said.
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Revenue fell at all but the company's healthcare unit, which makes everything from surgical tapes to sterilization products, where it rose about 6% on strength in both domestic and international markets.
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In the early 1900s there was a movement of forced sterilization in prisons across the U.S., with California leading the country in these sterilizations until the practice was banned in 1979.
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On the sterilization accusations, Mudhalige told the court the case could only proceed if tests were carried out on the women who have accused him, demonstrating there had been a crime.
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The most spectacular of these approaches is the 'male sterilization' technique developed by the chief of the United States Department of Agriculture's Entomology Research Branch, Dr. Edward Knipling, and his associates.
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They said women are often forced by their families to undergo sterilization or a hysterectomy so they do not get pregnant from the repeated abuse, and can work without a break.
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Now her upcoming projects include a modern reimagining of the works of Mark Twain, a courtroom drama about the sterilization of Carrie Buck, and an Anvari horror project with Armie Hammer.
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Manigan said that at the September inspection, non-medical management learned that "sterilization and medication dispensing were not operating consistent with standard procedure," which primarily involved orthopedic instruments and surgical trays.
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The UHT treatment, on the other hand, "is a sterilization process, which means that it kills practically all micro-organisms, both vegetative cells and spores," Dr. Moraru said in an interview.
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"They made it pretty clear they didn't want me discharged until my tubes were tied," Brenda Pelletier had told the media about her sterilization procedure at Royal University Hospital in 2010.
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"The women that have undergone this horrendous traumatization are so damaged by the sterilization that the only the plea for help I've gotten is that 'I wanna have children'," said Boyer.
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In 2015, the health department invested an additional $2.9 million in targeting "rat reservoirs," or areas with high concentrations, and has recently begun small-scale tests with a fertility sterilization compound.
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The Goshen News reported Monday that a technician at Goshen Hospital was found to have not completed one step of the sterilization process for surgeries conducted between April 85033 and Sept.
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These include limiting the carrying capacity of long-distance coaches, enhancing the sterilization of public transport, and carrying out temperature checks on passengers, said Xu Yahua, Director of Transport Services Department.
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A single mother with several children was denied sterilization surgery because of a hospital's religious beliefs; Medicaid limited her providers, and she could not afford to travel to a distant clinic.
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Changing the name or gender on a government-issued document like a driver's license has long included a frightening step for transgender people in almost two dozen European countries: mandatory sterilization.
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Gay and transgender activists in Europe have argued for years that the sterilization requirement was an institutionalized violation of human rights, and last week the European Court of Human Rights agreed.
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Sterilization procedures take many forms in the countries where it remains a requirement, said Kyle Knight, a researcher in the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender rights division at Human Rights Watch.
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Additionally, hysteroscopic sterilization compared with laparoscopy did not significantly differ in the risks of certain medical concerns, such as autoimmune diseases, thyroid disorders or the risk of death, the researchers found.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Rights activists celebrated a major victory in France on Thursday after the country passed legislation allowing transgender people to legally change their gender without undergoing sterilization.
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But generally, many states will cover contraceptives, STD screenings, HPV vaccines, and cancer screenings as well as sterilization and reversal procedures — and will reimburse Planned Parenthood when it is the provider.
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The rule on religious conscience protections for the medical field was aimed at protecting religious and moral objectors from participating in or paying for services such as abortion, sterilization and assisted suicide.
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Among those women, 16% use the pill, 15.5% use female sterilization, and 7.2% use long-acting reversible contraception, such as an IUD or implant, according to the National Center for Health Statistics.
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Meanwhile, in Bangladesh, only 8.5 percent of female contraceptive users choose sterilization while 23 percent choose birth control injections, one-time hormonal shots that are usually effective for at least three months.
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Among women who did not have barriers, three quarters were using permanent methods like vasectomy or sterilization or long-acting reversible contraception (LARC) methods like an intrauterine device (IUD) or hormonal implant.
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A group of local organizations and individuals are campaigning for authorities to compensate victims of monkey attacks and for the sterilization of monkeys and their exclusion from legislation protecting wildlife, Singh said.
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This supposed link to immoral behavior led to the infamous sterilization of Carrie Buck, a 17-year-old girl with short-cropped dark hair who had been raped while in foster care.
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The ownership of women's bodies, women as property, forced sterilization, forced birth — all of these have had a role in our history just as slavery, colonization, and genocide have played a role.
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Bell has not been overruled, however, is that no American state or local jurisdiction in the present era engages in the abominable practice of involuntary sterilization based on thoroughly discredited eugenics theories.
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While markets and farmers typically ramp up sterilization and cleaning regimes during the winter, the issue has raised concerns this year as nearby countries South Korea and Japan battle particularly severe outbreaks.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - For Tacaquito Usui to marry his partner, Japanese law first requires him to undergo sterilization surgery and be diagnosed with a mental disorder because he is transgender.
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The administration says the rule aims to protect health care workers and institutions from having to violate their religious or moral beliefs by participating in abortions, providing contraception, sterilization or other procedures.
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The 58-year-old woman was one of more than 3,000 patients who were urged to get their blood tested by HealthPlus Surgery Center, which said their had been issues with sterilization.
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It was a surprisingly popular notion at the time: Even the home secretary, Winston Churchill, showed considerable enthusiasm for the logic of sterilization as a final solution to the "pauper lunatic" problem.
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In the 23th and early 2100th centuries, American eugenicists worried that immigrants of "inferior stock" from Southern and Eastern Europe would dilute the old stock of Northwestern Europeans, and argued for sterilization.
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According to the report, which looked at data from 83,601 women of reproductive age (15 to 44), roughly the same number of women opted for sterilization as those who take the pill.
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Officials spent months quietly rethinking policies and plans for enforcement, Severino has said, preparing to remake the office as a guardian of objections to abortion, sterilization, and physician-assisted death, for example.
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His first wife was also named Marianne, though she went by Ema, and her father, Heinrich Eufinger, was an SS doctor who bore responsibility for the forced sterilization of some thousand women.
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Known as the "Protecting Statutory Conscience Rights in Health Care; Delegations of Authority," the measure aims to protect conscience and religious rights surrounding abortion, sterilization and assisted suicide, HHS officials have said.
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Activists have long campaigned for better regulation of sterilization camps - where women are gathered for mass surgeries to sever or seal their fallopian tubes - and more investment in alternative forms of contraception.
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"People with three children — three already or two with one on the way who are on Medicaid — are required to voluntarily submit to sterilization," Dr. Pierce told The Aiken Standard in 1973.
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On the other hand, hysteroscopic sterilization was associated with a lower risk of surgical and medical complications during the actual procedure when compared with the more invasive laparoscopic option, the researchers found.
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The company has raised $2.5 million from investors including Abstract Ventures, Jaffray Woodriff, the Virginia Center for Innovative Technology, Jason Calacanis, and the strategic investor Afton Scientific, a vial filling and sterilization company.
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" The measure would also protect "rights to choose or refuse contraception or sterilization or to choose to carry a pregnancy to term, to give birth to a child, or to obtain an abortion.
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Radix pointed out that transgender people used to be required to have reconstructive genital surgery in order to legally alter their sex identification, which amounts to sterilization through the excision of reproductive organs.
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" It added that these laws protect health-care providers and workers "from having to provide, participate in, pay for, provide coverage of, or refer for, services such as abortion, sterilization, or assisted suicide.
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Boge Gonzales, a body piercer at JuL•head in Alhambra, California, says in addition to her "poking" duties, she's also responsible for the sterilization of all jewelry, equipment, needles, and other piercing implements.
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In the 60s and 70s, the Los Angeles County-USC Medical Center forced Mexican and Mexican-American women to sign documents consenting to medical sterilization before they would be treated for emergency cesareans.
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But those were the days when epilepsy could be legally punished with forced sterilization, and Polly was unmedicated when she died—fell and hit her head on her Freshman dorm bathtub atSarah Lawrence.
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"Female sterilization took a step forward when it became an in-office procedure, bringing it into the realm of the vasectomy," says Paul Turek, San Francisco-based surgeon and men's reproductive health specialist.
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Opinion NOT long ago, I listened to a couple of radio talk-show hosts taking calls about a study showing that, despite airlines' best sterilization efforts, potentially deadly bacteria thrived on plane surfaces.
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A policy announced Thursday would finalize broad rules to protect health workers and institutions from having to violate their religious or moral beliefs by participating in abortions, providing contraception, sterilization or other procedures.
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The agency has since issued a new policy to protect health workers and institutions from having to violate their religious or moral beliefs by participating in abortions, providing contraception, sterilization or other procedures.
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Mentally ill and physically and intellectually disabled women were subjected to forced sterilization, and in 1940 the government established a medical-murder program, with six execution centers, equipped with "showers," to destroy them.
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Young people also consider issues like protection against sexually transmitted infections, medical contraindications, ability to easily discontinue use, and our country's history of forced sterilization and testing of I.U.D.s on communities of color.
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Catherine Pearson at HuffPost interviewed a woman who had to wait about five years between her first sterilization request at age 24 and the time she found a doctor willing to do it.
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MiniLuxe, which operates salons in four states, has built its reputation as the place to get an ultra-sanitary mani/pedi — thanks to a heightened hygiene protocol enhanced by in-house sterilization rooms.
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Impact: The referendum marks a significant step for Indigenous Australians, who have been subjected to decades of discriminatory government policies that included internment, forced sterilization and the removal of children from their families.
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Bell, the 1927 Supreme Court decision that enshrined involuntary, eugenic sterilization in law, regarded a woman who was held at the Virginia State Colony of Epileptics and Feebleminded, though she herself was neither.
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The new study responds to the safety issues and concerns that have been reported by women while also offering some reassurance for women who have undergone hysteroscopic sterilization without any complaints, Zureik said.
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Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan has filed a lawsuit against medical sterilization company Sterigenics accusing it of violating the state's environmental protection law by releasing a known carcinogen at its Willowbrook, Illinois plant.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Sweden's center-left government proposed legislation on Monday that would grant compensation to transgender men and women who had to undergo mandatory sterilization in order to have their sex legally reassigned.
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But those were the days when epilepsy could be legally punished with forced sterilization, and Polly was unmedicated when she died—fell and hit her head on her Freshman dorm bathtub at Sarah Lawrence.
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" The new rule specifically protects "providers, individuals, and other health care entities from having to provide, participate in, pay for, provide coverage of, or refer for, services such as abortion, sterilization, or assisted suicide.
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This allows providers to deny hormone therapy, hysterectomies, orchiectomies, and other transition-related services for transgender people that could result in sterilization, said Gillian Branstetter, a spokesperson for the National Center for Transgender Equality.
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"Hundreds of thousands of our girls and women between 14 and 49 will not have children because of state-sponsored sterilization sold to the country as tetanus vaccination," Odinga said at a press conference.
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The director, Renee Tajima-Peña, includes clips of Walter Cronkite and other journalists detailing the sterilization of thousands of poor, mostly nonwhite women around the United States, a practice that continued into the 1970s.
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The denial came despite a letter from Mann — who had two previous children at the Genesys Regional Medical Center in Grand Blanc, a suburb of Flint — for an exception to its ban on sterilization.
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Fifty years ago this week, Pope Paul VI published Humanae Vitae, the papal document that banned all forms of "artificial" birth control, from condoms to prescription methods like the pill as well as sterilization.
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"These deviations were part of the commercial sterilization process and could result in contamination by spoilage organisms or pathogens, which could lead to life-threatening illness if consumed," the companies said in separate statements.
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In October 2014 Peruvian newspaper La Republica spoke to former doctors who confirmed that in 1997 they and their colleagues were ordered to perform sterilization surgery on sixty women a day in "inhumane" conditions.
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James Cordone, 11, spent seven weeks in a Buffalo, N.Y., children's hospital in a tent-like bed, with a hospital receptionist or instrument sterilization tech in his room at all times, his mother said.
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That's right, don't blame the pee "I doubt this process would produce anything akin to a complete sterilization, but it might help to remove the odor," says Gilbert in an email to The Verge.
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Primatologist S.M. Mohnot recommends sterilization and moving the animals to forests, as well as lifting a ban on their capture for biomedical research and resuming exports of the macaques, as components of a solution.
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Whether via institutionalization or sterilization or a lifetime spent bearing "pre-existing condition" about the neck, living as a disabled person in this country has historically meant living subject to a specific bureaucratic evil.
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Although this sounds extreme, it's been a common form of birth control for quite a while now — Shape reports that the number of women choosing sterilization has stayed relatively constant since the mid-'90s.
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"Sly, profane, obstinate, stealthy, dangerous to public health, low idea of morality, mentally below par," reads the 1926 case file of one woman who was selected for sterilization at Sonoma State Home in Eldridge.
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This could allow many organizations and companies to stop providing some or all of the 18 contraceptive methods that are now required, including birth control pills, IUDs, emergency contraception and sterilization, policy experts say.
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"This decision is based on the erroneous claim that UNFPA 'supports, or participates in the management of, a program of coercive abortion or involuntary sterilization' in China," a statement on the UNFPA website read.
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A 1996 law expanded the definition of political refugees to include people who are forced to abort a child or undergo sterilization, allowing Chinese women to claim persecution under Beijing's coercive birth-control policies.
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"This decision is based on the erroneous claim that UNFPA 'supports, or participates in the management of, a programme of coercive abortion or involuntary sterilization' in China," a statement on the UNFPA website reads.
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But Church said his app has nothing to do with eugenics because he&aposs not requiring people to partake in it like classic eugenics does through forced sterilization, breeding, and extermination of certain people.
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Between 1909 and 1979, about 20,000 people were involuntarily sterilized in California — one of 33 states where compulsory sterilization in the name of eugenics and social well-being was legal in the 20th century.
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Examples include Japanese-Americans interned during World War II; survivors of police abuses in Chicago; victims of forced sterilization; and black residents of a Florida town that was burned by a murderous white mob.
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Like the forced sterilization series, which are portraits produced in needlepoint, the abortion series is emotionally crippling to observe due to the complete lack of humanity shown to these women during their most vulnerable moments.
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The ornament is just one part of the lineup of birth control-related decorations Nasty or Nice is offering; other ornaments include one with an implant, a ring, and a tongue-in-cheek sterilization knot.
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The movie, for which Bannon was to be writer, producer, and director, would be a mix of science, history, and politics that looks at arrogant scientists trying to perfect mankind, forced sterilization, and modern biotechnology.
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In Western Australia, Oxitec's new method could be advantageous because pesticides are often ineffective (not to mention dangerous), and because in theory far fewer insects are needed to achieve the same effect as radiation sterilization.
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One of the first laws passed by the Nazis after taking power in 1933 was the Law for the Prevention of Hereditary Defective Offspring, with language based partly on the eugenic sterilization law of California.
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Medical aesthetician Mashell Tabe, who specializes in microneedling and believes at-home derma-rolling can be effective when done correctly, warns that it's crucial to look into the company's sterilization process before purchasing a tool.
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Coercive practices A State Department spokesman said Pompeo made the decision because he had determined the UN agency "supports or participates in the management or a program of coercive abortion or involuntary sterilization" in China.
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"It's an option that really deserves more consideration, especially when you compare it to sterilization surgeries for women," Jesse Mills, MD, a urologist and director of the men's clinic at UCLA, said in the release.
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Most crucial is the fact that some countries still requiring sterilization, including Turkey and Armenia, were involved in the European Convention but don't belong to the EU, which imposes additional human rights standards on nations.
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Several European nations require transgender people to undergo medical procedures such as surgery and sterilization, be diagnosed with a mental disorder, and get divorced if married to have their desired gender legally recognized by government.
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Women's health in the spotlight Therapies unique to women, including treatments for uterine fibroids, pelvic floor disorder, female sterilization and long-acting reversible contraception, will become the focus of the FDA, Gottlieb and Shuren said.
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"The pill and permanent sterilization for women have been the most common method of contraception since 1982, according to the Guttmacher institute," wrote Dr. Lillian Schapiro, an Atlanta gynecologist in private practice, in an email.
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Whether it's forced sterilization, experimentation, eugenics, or treatments to keep us small and manageable, removing our right to control our bodies, our personhood, has been common practice by the "well-meaning" nondisabled public for centuries.
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As for its current workforce, THC Design tells us it's taking extra steps to keep the workplace safe -- the main facility in Downtown L.A. has a new sterilization procedure for all employees entering the building.
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In 2017, Sweden became the first country in the world to compensate trans people who were forced to undergo sterilization in order to change their legal sex, paying 225,000 kr (~$24,000) to approximately 800 people.
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About half of these sterilizations take place within 48 hours of giving birth; however, young women are increasingly interested in sterilization before they ever get pregnant, affirming that they know they will never want children.
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The lawsuit contends that an October 2017 settlement between the Trump administration and the school violates terms of the Affordable Care Act requiring employers to provide health insurance policies that offer access to contraception and sterilization.
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Before you cry foul about who would be carrying these things while camping: potassium permanganate can also serve as a disinfectant and sterilization tool, while Nutella is delicious, not to mention great for unexpected emergencies. [YouTube]
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The Trump administration on Thursday announced new rules to make it easier for religious health care workers to object to providing care and procedures like abortions and sterilization that conflict with their religious or moral beliefs.
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Around 1950, Edward Knipling, a Department of Agriculture scientist who had been exploring sterilization as a way to control screwworms, learned of the Nobel laureate H. J. Muller's pioneering genetic work on the fruit fly Drosophila.
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Her own parents had two children, since the law made an exception for families in rural areas, as long as the children were five years apart — but not until after her mother narrowly escaped involuntary sterilization.
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Catholic-affiliated hospitals may refuse to provide services that are essential — even life-saving — to women of childbearing age, such as contraception, sterilization, infertility treatments, or abortion, when the life of the woman is in danger.
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The divestment would allow Halyard to shift its focus away from commoditized hospital products, such as sterilization wrap, surgical drapes and gowns, and concentrate on its medical devices business, focused largely on post-operative pain management.
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" Trump's replacement rule sought to specifically protect "providers, individuals, and other health care entities from having to provide, participate in, pay for, provide coverage of, or refer for, services such as abortion, sterilization, or assisted suicide.
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He credits Kelsey Coalition, a national organization that compares the recommended treatment for gender dysphoria with full-frontal lobotomies and forced sterilization, with helping him draft the measure, but he says it's a "home-grown" effort.
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According to Transgender Europe, the countries that require sterilization are Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Finland, Georgia, Greece, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Montenegro, Romania, Russia, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Switzerland, Turkey and Ukraine.
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He was so desperate for cash that he took advantage of a government program that offers cash incentives to women and men who submit to sterilization in an attempt to bring down the national fertility rate.
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In a statement on its website, UNFPA said it regrets the U.S. decision to end funding, which it said is based on an "erroneous claim" that the agency supports coercive abortion or involuntary sterilization in China.
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The most notorious example involved the father of psychiatric genetics, Ernst Rüdin, who during the Nazi era sought to cleanse the German population of so-called degenerative heredity through the sterilization and "euthanasia" of the mentally ill.
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Benefits of vasectomy About 16% of men between the ages of 36 and 45 in the US have had a vasectomy, a surgical procedure for male sterilization, according to the Guttmacher Institute, a research and policy organization.
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While the jury is still out on that wild claim, we do know for sure that a member of the British royal family has approved the large-scale forced sterilization of that other invasive mammalian species: squirrels.
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Because heater-cooler devices can be extremely difficult to disinfect once contaminated with NTM, the CDC recommends hospitals continue using the device only if following the manufacturer's latest recommendations for sterilization in between patients and proper use.
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And, on Monday, the US State Department notified the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that US funding for the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) would be withdrawn on the grounds that UNFPA supports coercive abortion or involuntary sterilization.
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The plaintiffs accuse Dignity Health of discriminating against Chamorro based on her gender, and also violating California medical laws that bar using non-medical criteria for approving sterilization surgeries and that restrict corporate meddling in medical decisions.
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Judge Ernest H. Goldsmith wrote that the plaintiff is "unlikely to prevail on the merits" of the case because the sterilization policy also applies to men, and that Chamorro could get the procedure done at another hospital.
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The pump, which is single user, plans to use beta testing to refine issues like multiple sizes of nipple shields, sterilization of parts and metrics to determine how much milk can be expressed in one cycle session.
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Instead, Trump reaches beyond her own ambivalence to fret over dwindling global resources and the frustrations of a young British woman, Megan Turner, whose efforts to obtain elective sterilization are continually stalled by the health care system.
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"This is a sign of clear progress — another European country has dispensed with the shameful practice of sterilization and the intrusion that accompanied medicalization," said Evelyne Paradis, executive director of ILGA-Europe, in a statement this week.
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Bell To the Editor: David Oshinsky concludes his review of Adam Cohen's "Imbeciles: The Supreme Court, American Eugenics and the Sterilization of Carrie Buck" (March 20) with the observation, following Cohen, that the decision in Buck v.
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David Heymann, professor of infectious disease epidemiology at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, told CNN that the transmission of hepatitis B was usually a good indication of a country's poor sterilization practices in hospitals.
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In her opening statement, Representative Marsha Blackburn, a Tennessee Republican who heads the panel, talked about the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and the forced sterilization of people with intellectual disabilities as a prelude to discussing fetal tissue research.
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Paul A. Lombardo, a law professor at Georgia State University in Atlanta, who has written extensively about forced sterilization, said past efforts to seek redress in California faltered in part because of incomplete information about the victims.
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The health department's proposed rule came two weeks after Mr. Severino announced a separate, expanded "conscience rule" to protect health care workers who oppose abortion, sterilization, assisted suicide and other medical procedures on religious or moral grounds.
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There she oversaw the enforcement of policies that were championed as part of Mr. Bush's faith-based initiatives, including offering federal employees a Catholic health plan that specifically excludes payment for contraceptives, abortion, sterilization and fertility treatment.
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In Canada, over 1000 Indigenous women were sterilized between 1966 and 1976, according to Karen Stote, researcher and author of An Act of Genocide, one of the only books on the history of forced sterilization in Canada.
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Before sewage sludge is used on farm fields, the EPA requires that it undergo two processes aimed at destroying pathogens: anaerobic digestion—in which bacteria break sludge down in the absence of oxygen––and high-heat sterilization.
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After reviewing archive documents including Asperger's personnel files and patient records, Czech found that although Asperger did not join the Nazi party itself he did join affiliated groups and "publicly legitimized race hygiene policies" including forced sterilization.
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Once a woman makes the personal decision to not or no longer have children, there are various types of birth control to consider and she may turn to more permanent options, such as hysteroscopic or laparoscopic sterilization.
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"Rates of serious procedure-related complications and subsequent hysterectomies were lower in the hysteroscopic group," said Perkins, who served as first author on a separate, previous study that compared gynecologic outcomes after hysteroscopic and laparoscopic sterilization procedures.
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Wang's own parents had two children — the law made an exception for families in rural areas, so long as the children were born at least five years apart — but only after her mother narrowly escaped involuntary sterilization.
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But the day before, the hospital abruptly canceled his surgery; the hospital was Catholic, and a procedure that results in sterilization is a violation of the Ethical and Religious Directives that, with rare exceptions, govern Catholic hospitals.
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