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    Cannabis: A Comprehensive Review of Its Short-Term and Long-Term Impact on Health and Society

    The abstract presents a critical view of cannabis legalization, highlighting the potential risks associated with its use. It emphasizes that despite the common perception of cannabis as a low-risk drug, there is substantial evidence of its negative impact on mental and physical health, including addiction and impaired driving. The document acknowledges the therapeutic properties of […] More

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    End surrogacy now

    At the 68th World Summit on the Condition of Women (CSW68), bioethicist Giulia Bovassi raised awareness within the United Nations about the challenges associated with surrogate motherhood. These challenges impact both the woman acting as a surrogate and the unborn child, who is intentionally conceived and planned generally for commercial purposes. During this summit, Dr. […] More

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    Feminist Legal Clinic Inc. supports measures to stop the commodification of babies

    Feminist Legal Clinic Inc. supports measures to stop the commodification of babies, including making surrogacy unlawful globally. It is good to hear that Italy is strengthening and extending its laws in this regard as no nation can be regarded as upholding the human rights of women and children while it allows a trade in babies […] More

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    Finrrage support the proposed bill by the Italian Government

    FINRRAGE (Australia)Feminist International Network of Resistance to Reproductive and Genetic Engineering PO Box 5270North Geelong Victoria 32153 June 2023|To Whom It May ConcernFINRRAGE (Australia) wholeheartedly supports the proposed bill by the Italian Government that will make going abroad for surrogacy a crime for Italian citizens and is punishable with heavy fines.It will be important that […] More

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    Nutrition and hydration are not therapeutic persistence

    In November Samantha D’incà, 30 years old from Feltre (Belluno), was operated for a broken leg following an accident. Everything was fine, but within days since her returning home, her leg began to swell and worsened quickly. She was hospitalised again for pneumonia, not covid. Her lungs collapsed, leaving her brain without oxygen for too […] More

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    Constructing abortion as a social problem: “Sex selection” and the British abortion debate

    Fem Psychol. 2017 Feb;27(1):15-33. doi: 10.1177/0959353516678010. Epub 2017 Feb 12. Lee E1. Abstract Between February 2012 and March 2015, the claim that sex selection abortion was taking place in Britain and that action needed to be taken to stop it dominated debate in Britain about abortion. Situating an analysis in sociological and social psychological approaches […] More

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