Not Your Fault Parents urged to talk with gay children
Dr Charles Silverstein a New York sex therapist and author argues myths about homosexuality hurt families. He says parents especially mothers feel guilt when a child is gay and advises first open talk then professional help if needed. He estimates six to eight percent of the U S population is gay with equal gender balance.
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Elaine Smyth
Copley
Charles Silverstein
New York City
Silverstein
Rutgers University
Payne- Whitney Clinic
New York
Institute For Human Identity
Dr. Smith
Seminar explores culture and nutrition in pregnancy
A day-long seminar on Culture and Nutrition in the Reproductive Cycle is set for December 2 at the Scottsdale Center for the Arts. Health professionals will hear obstetricians and a nutrition anthropologist discuss Birth to Pregnancy, physiology and nutrition, high risk pregnancy, and perinatal racial differences. The Nutrition Council of Arizona sponsors the $15 event with continuing education credits for dietitians nurses physicians and AFSA members. Registration and details are from Joanne Hurley.
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Scottsdale Center For the Arts
Scottsdale Mall
Christine Wilson
University of California
John Kelly
Maricopa County Hospital
The
Nutrition Council of Arizona
American Food Service Association
Joanne Hurley
Death and dying course offered at Scattsdale CC
A new spring philosophy course at Scattsdale Community College explores death and dying for nursing, pre medical, sociology and psychology students. Dr. James R. Greenwell will teach Wednesdays 4 to 6 30 p m for three college credits with info via Greenwell or the admissions office.
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Scattsdale Community College
James R. Greenwell
Greenwell
Physician gives birth by prominent Scottsdale obstetrician
Dr. Susan Klinefelter the sole Scottsdale obstetrician and gynecologist gave birth to Heather a 3 pound 15 ounce girl on Sept 27. The baby was born prematurely via cesarean after a breech presentation and spent four weeks in NICU weighing six pounds at eight weeks. Klinefelter faced sexism and barriers in medicine and remains committed to her practice while balancing family life with pregnancy and work.
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Mary Jane Alexander
Susan Klinefelter
Scottsdale
Gary
Heather
Scottsdale Memorial
St. Joseph's Hospital
Klinefelter
Indiana University Medical School
Kansas State University
Barnes Hospital
St. Louis
Gary Klinefelter
Feminist magazines appear in Japan
In Tokyo a new wave of women focused magazines arrives. Feminist, with Yoko Ono on the cover, surveys Buddhism and media images of women and sells out 22 000 copies. A Am Woman promotes women’s independence and discusses women’s studies. Editors warn Japanese magazines still favor male viewpoints and do not yet address core women’s issues.
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Kathryn Tolbert
TOKYO
Feminist
Yoko Ono
Ikuko Atsumi
Aoyama Gakuin University
de Beauvoir
Japan
Tennyson
Dylan Thomas
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Camelback Rd
Camelback Mall
Shinji Ishii
Atsumi
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Fifth Avenue
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