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Monthly Archives: June 2013
CT Scans Overused in Kids, Upping Lifetime Risk for Cancer
The next time that you take your daughter or son to the doctor, try to put out of your mind that the more tests done, the better. Fishing expeditions to come up with a diagnosis are all too common in … Continue reading
Posted in cancer, medical imaging, overuse, pediatrics
Tagged computed tomography, harm, ionizing radiation, radiation dose, risk
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Making Gender Justice, Birth Control,And Abortion Access Health Priorities
Women’s health and life are under fire in the United States and around the world. Here are issues that health policymakers need to incorporate into health quality. It’s time to stop marginalizing them. Last week, women’s groups coordinated by the … Continue reading
Posted in Access to care, reproductive care
Tagged abortion rights, Catholic Church, contraceptives, kidney failure, lupus, maternal health, pregnancy, women's health
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