Titlebook: Birth Control and Controlling Birth; Women-Centered Persp Helen B. Holmes,Betty B. Hoskins,Michael Gross Book 1980 Humana Press Inc. 1980 b

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Responseind of options or other services are offered; what kind of information actually reaches women about contraceptive options. At this point I don’t think women have much control. And I doubt that we are gaining ground in this area.

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Depo-Provera and Sterilization Abuse Overviewncy largely by inhibiting ovulation. It also increases the viscosity of cervical mucus, thus creating a sticky barrier to spermatozoa. The drug appears to make the endometrium (the lining of the uterus) less suitable for implantation. It is a long-lasting contraceptive administered by injection ever

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Sterilization Abuse and Hispanic Womenactors added. As women we relate to male gynecologists, surgeons, obstetricians, and pediatricians as 75 percent of the entire health system labor force, but as only 7 percent of the physicians. As Hispanic women we are confronted with discrimination and ignorance on the part of medical personnel re

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Reproductive Technologies The Birth of a Women-Centered Analysis—a clutter of biomedical technology surrounds it. Drugs, devices, and instruments besiege us—to block or ease conception; to foster or terminate gestation; to monitor or hasten birth. And recently emerging uses of technology include the design of progeny to meet specifications, as well as the creation of embryos outside the human body.