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1. Labor pains in feminist jurisprudence: an examination of birthing rights.

Author

Murphy, Sarah D.

Subjects
Feminist jurisprudence -- Analysis, Childbirth -- Laws, regulations and rules, Pregnant women -- Laws, regulations and rules, Labor (Obstetrics) -- Laws, regulations and rules, Government regulation
Abstract

INTRODUCTION Pregnant women wait and prepare nine months. Some agonize over the details and anticipate the moment when they are able to hold their babies, but for Laura Pemberton things [...]

Published
2010

2. Part 2: regional norms from Liaoning province 1958-1997

Author

Scharpling, Thomas

Subjects
China -- Social policy, Family planning -- Laws, regulations and rules, Contraception -- Laws, regulations and rules, Abortion -- Laws, regulations and rules, Labor (Obstetrics) -- Laws, regulations and rules, Social policy -- China, Anthropology/archeology/folklore, Sociology and social work
Abstract

Excerpts of family planning policies from Liaoning, China, 1958-1997, are presented. Policies regarding abortion, contraception, and birth planning are listed.

Published
2000

3. Part 1: regional norms from Zhejiang province 1954-1996

Author

Scharping, Thomas

Subjects
China -- Social policy, Labor (Obstetrics) -- Laws, regulations and rules, Contraception -- Laws, regulations and rules, Abortion -- Laws, regulations and rules, Family planning -- Laws, regulations and rules, Social policy -- China, Anthropology/archeology/folklore, Sociology and social work
Abstract

Excerpts of Zhejiang, China's family planning policies, from 1954 to 1996, are presented. Policies regarding abortion, contraception, and birth planning are listed.

Published
2000

6. Water work

Author

Reid, Tricia

Subjects
Childbirth -- Health aspects, Labor (Obstetrics) -- Laws, regulations and rules, Health
Abstract

Water births have become the subject of debate in the United Kingdomdue to concern over safety aspects, but more research is needed on this subject for midwives to be able to act with confidence. Water births offer women faster deliveries with less pain, lower blood pressure, and less perineal damage. The govt is emphasising the importance of allowing women to choose how they will give birth, but the legal issues around water births are unclear, and this could affect insurance for midwives. More research on the subject would help clarify these issues.

Published
1994

7. `Born-Alive' Bill Approved By Committee

Author

Palmer, Elizabeth A.

Subjects
Reproduction -- Laws, regulations and rules, Labor (Obstetrics) -- Laws, regulations and rules, Abortion -- Political aspects, Government
Published
2001

8. Ob-gyn: Let women choose C-sections

Author

Shelton, Deborah L.

Subjects
Labor (Obstetrics) -- Laws, regulations and rules, Cesarean section -- Laws, regulations and rules, Obstetricians -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Health
Abstract

AT A GLANCE David Walters, MD, may seem a fish swimming upstream in trying to persuade obstetricians to do more elective cesareans. But he says the tide is turning. DAVID [...]

Published
1999

10. U.S. C-section rate remains twice what experts advise

Author

Pollner, Fran

Subjects
Public Citizen. Health Research Group -- Reports, American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists -- Laws, regulations and rules, Cesarean section -- Case studies, Labor (Obstetrics) -- Laws, regulations and rules
Abstract

U.S. C-Section Rate Remains Twice What Experts Advise Washington--Half the 934,000 cesarean sections performed in the U.S. in 1987 were unnecessary, costing the public an extra $1 billion and uncalculated […]

Published
1989

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