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Book commentary: conflicts in reproductive health in Catholic Ireland "it remains to be seen if the Catholic ethos will be set aside so that contraception services, tubal ligations, abortions, and assisted fertility treatment will be provided consistent with secular law and women’s welfare" Robyn Myna from Athlone and David Kiernan from Blackrock protesting outside the Department of Health in Dublin in 2017, in protest of the government’s decision to grant ownership of the new National Maternity Hospital to the Sisters of Charity. Photo:Leah Farrell/RollingNews.ie Sat, 01 May, 2021 - 13...

Top medic: ‘If the state can pay for Viagra, it can pay for extreme pregnancy sickness drugs’ Peter Boylan, a former master of the National Maternity Hospital, says hyperemesis gravidarum is a severe condition and it‘s reasonable to expect the drugs payment scheme to reimburse sufferers 4th April, 2021 Peter Boylan, a former master of the National Maternity Hospital, has called for drugs used to treat hyperemesis gravidarum to be funded under the state’s drugs payment scheme If the state can fund Viagra, it should help cover the cost of drugs for extreme sickne...

Credit: Unsplash CNA Staff, Mar 12, 2021 / 06:30 pm (CNA).- The European Union has declared itself an “LGBT freedom zone,” prompting objections from the Polish government, which says it has a right to maintain traditional views on marriage and family. The EU resolution passed parliament Thursday after a debate the previous day in Brussels. According to the Associated Press, the measure passed with 492 ballots in favor and 141 votes against. The EU’s decision came in response to “LGBT ideology-free zones” created in parts of Poland over the last two years, and the country’s recent ...

Ridgefield’s defense dominates Washougal in 48-0 win Spudders force six turnovers, Price throws for four TDs Published: February 26, 2021, 11:32pm Share: Ridgefield quarterback Luke Price (2) surveys the field before a play in Friday's 48-0 win over Washougal at Ridgefield High (Micah Rice/The Columbian) RIDGEFIELD — With its defense flying around, making big hits and forcing turnovers, Ridgefield didn’t look like a football team that has only had a couple weeks of full-contact practice. But the Spudders didn’t need any polish when they have 14 months of raw pent-up energy. Ridge...

Consultant obstetrician Dr Peter Boylan has claimed that fears over litigation mean CervicalCheck...