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Dr. Bernard Nathanson dies at 84; obstetrician championed abortion rights before switching sides
![Dr. Bernard Nathanson, an obstetrician who was a leading champion of the abortion rights movement until he switched sides and vaulted to prominence as the narrator of the grisly anti-abortion film "The Silent Scream," died Monday at his New York City home. He was 84.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-02/59635240-23001658.jpg "Dr. Bernard Nathanson, an obstetrician who was a leading champion of the abortion rights movement until he switched sides and vaulted to prominence as the narrator of the grisly anti-abortion film "The Silent Scream,\" died Monday at his New York City home. He was 84.")
Dr. Bernard Nathanson, an obstetrician who was a leading champion of the abortion rights movement until he switched sides and vaulted to prominence as the narrator of the grisly anti-abortion film "The Silent Scream," died Monday at his New York City...Tags: Laws, Health, Crime, Law and Justice, New Jersey, New York City
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Community Foundation awards $80,000 in grants to local organizations
davem@herald-mail.comWhile disadvantaged children can get meals at their schools during the week, local authorities said Thursday that some youngsters may not have anything to eat when they are home over the weekend. But help is now on the way at elementary schools from...Tags: Washington (U.S. state), The Salvation Army, Diabetes, Washington County (Maryland), Human Interest
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Major Scholarship Winner for Community Contributions
High school graduates all over the country are sweating it out these days, waiting to see if they'll get valuable scholarships for college that they have applied for. This week's Reaching 4 Excellence Young Achiever doesn't have to do that. Selchia Cain...Tags: Happiness (state of mind), Health, Allergies, Human Interest, High Schools
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Religious leaders urge repeal of Don’t Ask Don’t Tell today
The Religion WorldWith a vote in the U.S. Senate scheduled for this afternoon this afternoon on the repeal of the Don't Ask Don't Tell policy in the military, a group of religious leaders have endorced the repeal of Don't Ask Don't Tell and the Defense of Marriage A... -
Need an STD test? There soon may be an app for that
L.A. Times Tech BlogMobile phones and computers may soon be used as on-the-go testing stations for sexually transmitted diseases and infections, thanks to efforts in the United Kingdom to curb the rising rate of herpes, chlamydia and gonorrhoea among young people,... -
Steamworks’ real purpose: sexual health advocacy
BoystownFor many, Steamworks is more than just a gay bathhouse, it’s a long-standing champion of sexual health advocacy with a long history of community outreach. We find out why.... -
Sex ed hits the road
Jackie Gill stood confidently at the front of the classroom, her PowerPoint presentation cued and ready to go with slides of hormones, sperm and fallopian tubes.
"Boys and girls, are you excited that I'm here today?" she asked the giggling seventh-...Tags: Human Body, Sexual and Reproductive Organs, Education, Hinsdale, Health and Safety at School
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A prescription for Rep. Harris
Andy Harris purports to represent our district, which has, literally and figuratively, the Chesapeake Bay at its heart. Yet Mr. Harris votes against funds to stem the slow death of the bay by pollutants, and he voted to keep the Environmental Protection...Tags: Chesapeake Bay, Financial and Business Services, Family Planning, Environmental Pollution, Planned Parenthood
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Billboards that highlight black abortion disparity spark debate
When a Texas minister came to Chicago last month to launch a controversial anti-abortion billboard campaign, he highlighted a statistic that some people found shocking.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, black women account...Tags: Diseases and Illnesses, Health, Barack Obama, Rape, Diabetes
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Online Dish: Worried you have an STD? There's an app for that
![Across the pond in Britain, doctors are hard at work on a new app that will allow users to "tinkle" into their cell phones and find out within minutes if they have an STD.](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2010-11/57527705-10135353-187105.jpg "Across the pond in Britain, doctors are hard at work on a new app that will allow users to "tinkle\" into their cell phones and find out within minutes if they have an STD.")
KIAHAcross the pond in Britain, doctors are hard at work on a new app that will allow users to "tinkle" into their cell phones and find out within minutes if they have an STD. According to The Guardian, $4million have been invested into the UK Clinical...Tags: Entertainment, Diseases and Illnesses, London (England), Health, Health and Medical Professionals
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Survey: Baby boomers unhappy about sex lives
WASHINGTON - The generation that promoted free love has grown old and cranky about sex. Faced with performance problems, menopause blues and an increased mismatch of expectations between the sexes, baby boomers are the unhappiest Americans of all when...Tags: Health, Human Interest, Ruth Westheimer, Aging, Education
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