- Mom, baby healthy after rare undetected ectopic pregnancy
- Sexual predator honored with US postal stamp
- Pediatricians urge condoms for kids
- GOP pushes 'Keep Your Healthcare' Act to combat Obamacare
- Fewer patients with brain injury progressing to 'brain death'
- Judicial activism strikes down key Texas abortion limits
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mother in Missouri and her baby are both healthy after a rare and
undiscovered ectopic pregnancy. Jonna Snodgrass, 36, delivered Jatelyn
Snodgrass at Heartland Regional Medical Center’s New Beginnings Unit
earlier this month.
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While
most sexual predators get time in prison and a dishonorable mention on
the registry of sex offenders, Harvey Milk got his own California state
holiday (“Harvey Milk Day”) and, more recently, his own commemorative
postage stamp, awarded by the Obama administration’s USPS.
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Providing
condoms to adolescents has been - and likely will continue to be - a
controversial topic. But the American Academy of Pediatrics is asking
communities, educators, parents and doctors to step up in making this
form of contraception more available to teens for underage sex.
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House
Republicans are pushing a new bill to let Americans keep their health
insurance plans following revelations that the Obama administration knew
millions could lose their current coverage due to changes from the
Affordable Care Act.
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Fewer patients suffering from brain injuries are being declared “brain dead."
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A
federal judge Monday struck down key abortion restrictions in Texas
that were to take effect Tuesday but upheld most provisions governing
use of pregnancy-ending drugs.
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