Healing in the Shadow of Chernobyl | by Diana Scott On the tenth anniversary of the Chernobyl disaster, a grassroots movement forms to heal the community |
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Empowered or Entrapped? | by Karen Hawkins and Jeff Elliott Do Norplant and Depo Provera offer a new future of empowerment for women, or place them more under the control of others? |
Safety of Fail-Safe Contraceptives | by Karen Hawkins and Jeff Elliott What are Norplant and Depo Provera, and what are the health risks that the manufacturers don't reveal? |
Seeking Approval | by Karen Hawkins and Jeff Elliott Controversies surrounding the long-running efforts to obtain FDA approval of Depo Provera |
Birth Control or Jail | by Karen Hawkins and Jeff Elliott Judges and politicians continue to use birth control as punishment |
Birth Controlling the Third World | by Jeff Elliott In countries like Bangladesh, Norplant brings a new set of problems for women as well as hope |
"The Shot" in Indian Country | by Karen Hawkins Are Native women coerced into using Depo Provera, despite their additional risk factors? |
Norplant on Trial | by Jeff Elliott Facing a massive class action lawsuit, the makers of Norplant claim the victim's role |
A Man's Share | by Amy Cooper Corporations refuse to research new means of contraception -- particularly for men |
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