Catholics Use Unapproved Birth Control Grow Rapidly in U S
New National Fertility Study finds that more than two thirds of married Catholic women in the United States now use contraception rejected by the church, with 68 percent of 18 to 39 year olds using methods other than rhythm. The study notes a sharp decline in desired family size and predicts Catholics and non Catholics will soon share similar birth control practices.
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Charles F. Westoff
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Larry Bumpass
University of Wisconsin
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Scientists urged to use caution in genetic research
Washington reports urged restraint as genetic science advances toward test tube babies and potential clones. Harold B. Green of George Washington University warns of a brave new world and calls for slowing funding and international controls while Dr. Robert G. Martin notes vast benefits but questions future uses.
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Amerlcan Association For the Advancement of Science
Robert G. Martin
National Institutes of Health
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