Of mice and men
Wowsers. Well, I guess it’s about time it happened…or is happening. It will be interesting to see how this affects men and society. Though I wonder how many men would really be willing to use it. by...
View ArticlePlan C, for conscience
I think this is fair. People who want the pill can simply go to a different pharmacy. Big deal. This reminds me a little of the counseling student issue. Surely they could have worked something out...
View ArticlePill improves memory – if only you could remember to take it
by Carolyn Moynihan The contraceptive pill could make women better gossips but no better at reading maps, if research carried out in Austria is anything to go by. The first ever study of the effect of...
View Article‘We insist: leave your conscience at the door’
Here’s more from the author of ‘Plan C for Conscience,’ since that post garnered so much attention here and elsewhere. Here’s her take on the reactions her previous article received. Be sure not to...
View ArticleThe Gift of Female Fertility
This is a short excerpt from an outstanding chapter in the Women, Sex and the Church: A Case for Catholic Teaching anthology, to which I am a contributor. Angela Franks, Ph.D. contributed the chapter...
View ArticleAn ecological blind spot
by Cristina Alarcon Contraceptives are polluting women’s bodies and the environment, but who cares? There is a huge effort today to protect the physical environment from the unintended effects of human...
View ArticleThe Pill’s Deadly Affair with HIV/AIDS
By Joan Robinson The U.S. is contributing to the spread of HIV/AIDS among African women by its reckless distribution of hormonal contraceptives of all kinds in so-called “reproductive health” programs....
View ArticleBirth Control Pill Linked with Yet Another Serious Long-Term Risk
by Laurie Heap M.D. Recent research is pointing to the fact that the pill could increase a woman’s risk of heart attack and stroke long after discontinuation. During the late 1960s when it came to...
View Article10 Reasons The Pill Sucks
I’ve done a few articles of similar nature, and have decided to create the definitive documentation of said contraceptive suckage. For those of you currently on The Pill: I in no way condemn you, I...
View ArticleNunsense about the pill
P.S. Nulliparity definition: A medical term used to refer to a condition or state in which a woman has never given birth to a child, or has never carried a pregnancy. by Alex Perrottet Why the hazards...
View ArticleA good solution or a quick fix?
by Anne Morse This article was first published February 22, 2012, at Mercatornet.com. Should women suffering from anorexia take pills to suppress hunger? Should women suffering from fertility take...
View ArticleDangers of the pill lost in current debate
When is it ever right to give a Group 1 carcinogen to a healthy women? We don’t have to take a Group 1 carcinogen to be liberated.” These are the words of Dr. Angela Lanfranchi, breast surgical...
View ArticleAdam and Eve after the Pill
by Paul Adams This book could hardly be more timely. The Obama Administration’s birth control mandate may be a matter of religious liberty and the First Amendment, but it has also opened up the...
View ArticleWho are the Real “Men With Breasts?”
by Dr. Rebecca Peck Pennsylvania State Rep. Babette Josephs, a Philadelphia Democrat, recently attacked her pro-life women colleagues in the state legislature for supporting a bill that would allow...
View ArticleHow “The Pill” Can Harm Your Future Child’s Health
by Sarah, The Healthy Home Economist Since the introduction of oral contraceptives in the early 1960′s, use of The Pill, as it is generally known, has soared to approximately 7 in 10 women of...
View ArticleNFP – Faithfully Yours
From The Maximus Group Every year the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) designates an entire week to advancing Catholics’ knowledge about Natural Family Planning; NFP Awareness Week...
View ArticleThe science of human attraction
by Shannon Roberts We at Demography is Destiny, are concerned with falling fertility rates, a ‘top heavy’ population, and the problems that this is currently causing for society. Could a factor...
View ArticleDoctor warns of physical, moral dangers in touted contraceptive pill
by Charlie Butts Researchers are hoping to develop a once-per-month contraceptive pill but the message to sell the idea is deceptive. Academics believe the month-after pill would be popular among women...
View ArticleSweetening the pill
A young woman dissolves the sugar coating on the contraceptive pill and exposes its harmful, anti-woman core. by Carolyn Moynihan Holly Grigg-Spall is a young woman who calls herself a feminist but who...
View ArticleThe economics of sex
by Tamara Rajakariar Ever wonder why men seem to make less effort to pursue women, there are more break-ups and premarital partners, and marriages are later and less often? It’s all about the...
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