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Monthly Archives: September 2011
The Sexual Miseducation of American Youth
This past Monday celebrated World Contraception Day, a international campaign for sexual and reproductive health supported by a coalition of medical societies, scientific companies and non-governmental organizations. As part of this campaign, these organizations conduct an annual multi-national survey of … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Policy, Reproductive Rights
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After the Towers Fell
Ten years ago this week we experienced the worst terrorist attacks in US history. In many ways, September 11th, 2001 was the defining moment of our generation. Most of us still vividly remember where we were and what we were … Continue reading
Posted in Disasters, Health Care, Policy
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The True Nature of Sport
Earlier this week, the 2011 IAAF World Championships began in Daegu, Korea. For nine days, top athletes from around the globe will be competing in a variety of track and field events. By the time this commentary airs, the fate … Continue reading
Posted in Disability, Enhancement
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