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Crimes Against the Positive Choice of Motherhood
Friday 4th of July 2014 | Opinion | Written by: Leoarna Mathias
Here in the UK we ladies probably don’t give much thought to our NHS funded right to contraception. We have, perhaps quite rightly, got entirely used to the notion of being able to ensure that pregnancy is a positive choice, and not a risk we [...]
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Crimes Against the Positive Choice of Motherhood
Jul 04, 2014 | Opinion | Written by: Leoarna Mathias
What does a ruling in the US mean for the rights of women when it comes to contraception? Leoarna looks at the Hobby Lobby case and why it has gained such a high profile.
Football and Classrooms the World Over
Jun 26, 2014 | Opinion | Written by: Leoarna Mathias
With the World Cup dominating our screens, Leoarna looks at how the World Cup influences the world in various different ways and how school attendance is changing throughout the world.
Twin Tales
May 16, 2014 | Opinion | Written by: Leoarna Mathias
Twins are treated differently all around the world, one of our bloggers looks at just how the ends of the spectrum are covered in Africa and in the UK.
Allergy Awareness Week 2014
May 12, 2014 | Opinion | Written by: Susan Thira
Do you think you baby is suffering with an allergy? It's Allergy Awareness Week, so why not take stock of one mother's experience when it comes to her baby and his milk allergy.
How much can you get in - or out of - one hospital bag?
May 09, 2014 | Opinion | Written by: Leoarna Mathias
What should you have in your hospital bag? Leoarna looks at the strange suggestions her friend received, and also the slightly unusual items that she took into the maternity unit.
