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Second doctor fined in fraud case
A second local physician charged in connection to an alleged prescription fraud case earlier this year was fined $500 Thursday after pleading guilty to one misdemeanor count of submitting a fraudulent claim to an insurance company. Comment?
Treatment of retained placenta with misoprostol: a randomised...
Retained placenta is one of the common causes of maternal mortality in developing countries where access to appropriate obstetrical care is limited. Comment?
Voice For Life opposed to `abortion conveyer-belta
Catherine Gillies, National President of Voice For Life, today expressed the organisation's total opposition to the application by Family Planning Hamilton to the Abortion Supervisory Committee, to carry out abortions at their clinic. Comment?
Abortion doctor guilty of 'spiking' pregnant lover's drinks
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A married hospital consultant was this afternoon convicted of attempting to spike his pregnant girlfriend's drinks to make her to miscarry. Comment?
"For those planning on an intervention free birth..."
Meet other parents of April 2010 kids and share parenting stories as your children grow. Comment?
Miscarriage management does not affect subsequent pregnancy rates
Regardless of how a first trimester miscarriage is managed, roughly 4 in 5 affected women will give birth within the next 5 years, according to a paper in the October 9th Online First issue of BMJ. Comment?
Namibia: Illegal Abortions Common Despite Risks
Ten years ago, a move to legalise abortion in Namibia failed. The number of unwanted pregnancies remains high, with many people unwilling or unable to use contraception. Comment?
Rates of Serious Infection after Medical Abortion
To the Editor: Fjerstad et al. 1 report a link between changes in the protocol for medical abortion and a reduction in the rate of infection in a large U.S. clinic network. Comment?
HEALTH-NAMIBIA: Illegal Abortions Common Despite Risks
Ten years ago, a move to legalise abortion in Namibia failed. The number of unwanted pregnancies remains high, with many people unwilling or unable to use contraception. Comment?
A local doctor charged in connection to an alleged felony prescription fraud case earlier this year pleaded guilty Tuesday to one count of misdemeanor false pretenses after reaching a plea agreement with the state. Comment?
Cheating consultant branded pregnant lover 'mad'
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Bella Prowse fell pregnant after a month fling with Edward Erin that started at a Christmas party. Comment?
Wife of doctor accused of abortion poisoning saw husband crush tablets before meeting pregnant lover but denies he spiked her drink By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 4:48 PM on 07th October 2009 Add to My Stories Accused: Edward Erin, pictured arriving at the Old Bailey today, denies administering his mistress with drugs to produce a ... Comment?
How doctor lover tried to kill my unborn baby
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The married hospital consultant accused of spiking his girlfriend's drinks with abortion drugs had a second mistress, the Old Bailey heard today. Comment?
In the UK, a doctor is on trial after allegedly attempting to abort his mistress' child by spiking her drink with abortion drugs. Comment?
Cheating doctor Edward Erin 'slipped abortion pills in lover's coffee'
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A cheating consultant spiked his pregnant mistress's drinks with abortion drugs, a court heard yesterday. Comment?
Doctor 'tried to abort lover's unborn baby'
A married hospital consultant tried to abort his lover's unborn baby by lacing her drinks with drugs, the Old Bailey heard on Monday. Comment?
Married doctor 'tried to abort lover's unborn baby by...
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Married doctor 'tried to abort lover's unborn baby by lacing her drinks after she refused to have abortion' By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 6:47 PM on 05th October 2009 Add to My Stories A married hospital consultant tried to abort his lover's unborn baby by lacing her drinks with drugs, the Old Bailey heard today. Comment?
Cheap drugs could cut deaths in childbirth in Africa, say researchers
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A roll-out of common, cheap pills to communities in Africa and Asia could have a dramatic impact on death rates among mothers, says paper published in the Lancet Florence Apeco with her newborn baby at Tiriri health centre, Katine, Uganda. Comment?
PHILIPPINES: Ban on Abortion Prevails
Sitting in an apartment in central Manila, 70-year-old Lydia speaks in hushed tones. Comment?
GLOBAL: Village access to medicines, fewer maternal deaths
Putting medicines for haemorrhage and infection in the hands of community health workers could mean significantly fewer maternal deaths in Africa, according to researchers at University College London . Comment?