sterilization

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• Officials would have to increase the pace of sterilizations to about 30 per year, half of them in females, to have any effect.

• In short, it spreads through the air, and if we been able to understand that earlier, much of the early guidance could have focused more on ventilation and outdoor work rather than plexiglass and the sterilization of surfaces.

• The last legal forced sterilization in Oregon, for example, was performed less than 40 years ago.

• As lawyers, medical experts, journalists, and congress people continue to gather evidence on the claims, it’s important to remember that the US has sanctioned race-based sterilization in the past century.

• In late March, she sketched out an idea for a small sterilization unit.

• The same goes for forced or coercive sterilization of women with disabilities, which is more common than people realize.

• In 1966 the writer Penelope Mortimer endured a painful sterilization operation that left her with a giant scar across her belly.

• In a world before birth control, before choice, Mortimer had survived abortion, and sterilization.

• Why the sterilization and eugenics programs are running in different countries in one way or another under the umbrella of UNO.

• We are right, of course, to take issue with those who characterized this story as one of forced sterilization or genocide.

• Medicine and surgery—well, there's a huge program of compulsory , and another one of eugenic marriage-control.