Planned Parenthood defends IUD use amid U S hearing
In New York Planned Parenthood said most women choosing the intrauterine device find it acceptable and effective when prescribed and managed by competent physicians. The group noted IUDs are not 100 percent effective and side effects like cramping and bleeding can occur, urging follow ups and alternatives if needed.
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FDA to tighten medical device rules amid FTC ad policing
A subcommittee hearing discussed stricter regulation of medical devices by the FDA and stronger FTC advertising oversight. A Planned Parenthood spokesman endorsed FDA regulation, while the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists defended device safety and effectiveness, though a spokesman criticized the testimony as ill considered.
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California ruling strikes down pregnancy disability ban
A three judge federal court ruled California law prohibiting disability insurance for pregnancy unconstitutional. The 2 to 1 decision granted summary judgment in two class actions filed by women, saying the law discriminates against pregnant women and violates equal protection. The suit claims over 200000 California women are denied benefits annually under the code.
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House bans U S aid for fetus research amendment passes
The House voted 364 to 9 to bar federal funds for live fetal research and to prohibit requiring abortion for objecting individuals. The move was an amendment to a two year 415 594 program of biomedical research fellow ships and training, sent to the Senate. Rep Harley Stag gers criticized colleagues yet supported the provision to avoid a backlash over fetal experiments. The bill carried 372 to 1 with Rep Philip Crane opposing.
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Law shields pregnancy loss coverage from disability plan
A proposed provision seeks to extend a state disability insurance rule delaying pregnancy related work loss coverage until 28 days after termination. Opponents argue the plan is unconstitutional and would limit benefits for workers experiencing pregnancy related issues.
Legal Bid Aims to Strike Pregnancy Benefit Denial
Plaintiffs challenge a state policy that discriminates against pregnant women by denying certain benefits. They urge the court to invalidate the disputed section and to order the Department of Human Resources Development not to deny these benefits to expectant mothers.
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