... original reflects author Guy Sorman's year in China in 2005 and his encounters with various ... familiar foreigner's view--perhaps a particular nettle to Beijing at the moment, considering the French origin--but ... pro-government sentiment in China and among some Chinese abroad? Sorman: Most of the Chinese people ...
The time limit for abortions could be reduced by MPs later. At the moment the latest point in pregnancy for a termination is 24 weeks...but a move to change it to 20 weeks is said to be getting a lot of ...
... million female fetuses are terminated through gender-selective abortions each year between China and India. The long-term effect of these ... emperor, but the sad truth is that Chinese and Indian men are finding it increasingly ...
... million female fetuses are terminated through gender-selective abortions each year between China and India. The long-term effect of these ... emperor, but the sad truth is that Chinese and Indian men are finding it increasingly ...
... UNFPA also provides "manual vacuum aspirators, portable abortion devices that are easily used in primitive ... to the deadly earthquake in Sichuan Province, China, that affected some 5.7 million people, was ...
The British Parliament has rejected efforts to tighten the limits on legal abortion, leaving intact the existing policy that allows abortion on demand through the first 24 weeks of pregnancy.
The United Kingdom's House of Commons on Tuesday voted to maintain the country's law allowing abortions during the first 24 weeks of pregnancy, Reuters reporters. Lawmakers "passionately debated" for three hours proposals that would have lowered the time limit for legal abortions (Baldwin, Reuters, 5/20).
Ohio Right to Life on Tuesday filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court seeking a permanent or temporary injunction against a state ban on issue advertisements that mention the names of political candidates within 30 days of an election that are sponsored by unions, not-for-profit organizations or corporations, the AP/Akron Beacon Journal reports.
Bangladesh said on Thursday a child infected with bird flu, the country's first reported human case of the virus, had recovered. "The child was found infected by H5N1 but after treatment he has recovered and is now doing well," Mahmudur Rahman, director of the Dhaka-based Institute of Epidemiology and Disease Control and Research, told Reuters. He said the case was detected recently during a routine check-up, but did not give details.
But using skin patches to deliver oestrogen does not increase risk, they report in the British Medical Journal. RT has previously been linked to blood clots, but this is first systematic review of the risk involved.
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