Ask an American woman in her 20s or 30s to define an IUD, and she might tell you about a roadside bomb instead of one of the oldest forms of FDA-approved contraception. In the late 1970s, this form of reversible contraception was used by nearly 10 percent of U.S. women on birth control. But today,... Continue Reading →
At this point, I assume you know that a new health care system is being implemented in this country. If you don’t know this then…..well, there is no sense in reading this cause, honey, you are on another planet. We’ve heard all the arguing and seen some of the commercials and watched the elections and... Continue Reading →
I am not going to take a lot of your time today, but I just need to convey this thought. I’m normally not into statistics. I grow bored very quickly when I start to see a lot of numbers on a piece of paper. I also know that numbers can be manipulated to fit anyone’s... Continue Reading →
