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Family Planning in the Balance
Family planning has long been acknowledged as an effective public health intervention. In recent years, however, family planning has come under increased scrutiny from conservative politicians and constituents. National US policies instituted since 2001 are resulting in cutbacks in family planning p...
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| description | Family planning has long been acknowledged as an effective public health intervention. In recent years, however, family planning has come under increased scrutiny from conservative politicians and constituents. National US policies instituted since 2001 are resulting in cutbacks in family planning programs worldwide. In the long run, these conservative initiatives may set back several decades of progress in reproductive health and reproductive rights. In promoting an ideologically driven approach to sexual and reproductive health, the recent policy developments threaten to subvert ethical standards of medical care and the principle of evidence-based policy. |
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| subjects | Abortion Abortion, Induced - economics Abstinence Appointments & personnel changes Bioethics Biological and medical sciences Birth control Developing Countries Family planning Family Planning Services - economics Family Planning Services - legislation & jurisprudence Family Planning Services - trends Female Financing, Government - ethics Financing, Government - legislation & jurisprudence Financing, Government - trends Funding Health care policy Health services Humans International conferences LDCs Maternal mortality Medical sciences Miscellaneous NGOs Nongovernmental organizations Policy Making Politics Population Presidents Prevention and actions Public health Public health. Hygiene Public health. Hygiene-occupational medicine Public Policy Reproductive health Reproductive rights Sex Education - methods Sex Education - standards Sexual Abstinence Social policy United States USA Women's Rights Womens health |
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