Rarely do pregnant characters go through with the medical procedure.
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The technology could be used similarly for a medical procedure.
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Section 3, periodically when the President undergoes a medical procedure.
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On Thursday, December 7, a resident underwent a medical procedure.
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Trump's medical procedure that have turned out to be incorrect.
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Abortion is a legal medical procedure in the United States.
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But the work went far beyond the basic medical procedure.
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Marriage is a legal contract, wholly different from any medical procedure.
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Thad Cochran, who is in Mississippi recovering from a medical procedure.
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These people want a painless death that looks like a medical procedure.
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Prophylactic circumcision has become an established medical procedure in many African countries.
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It would imprison doctors for performing a safe and legitimate medical procedure.
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Every medical procedure will have some level of regret associated with it.
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Far from a medical procedure, it was a secret and a shame.
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Medical Procedure: Removal of a foreign body in the nose, using forceps.
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On March 15, Fedyaeva went into the hospital for a routine medical procedure.
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A medical procedure meant to treat her back pain instead went terribly wrong.
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The IAEA announced last September that Amano had undergone an unspecified medical procedure.
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I will not allow anyone else to die for a routine medical procedure.
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A patient repeatedly tries to find out the price for a medical procedure.
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Thad Cochran, who is recuperating from a medical procedure in the Magnolia State.
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The mainstream medical community, however, says there's no evidence this medical procedure works.
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Abortion is a legal medical procedure, so of course it should be safe.
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So watching a medical procedure has always been a form of self-soothing.
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Could a medical procedure you don't even remember give you a stress disorder?
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"FMT is in a different category, because it's a serious medical procedure," he says.
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I am selective in who I tell about a safe and necessary medical procedure.
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The NHSN doesn't track infections that aren't linked to a medical procedure or device.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) announced he would be recovering from a medical procedure in Arizona.
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" He added: "At the time, it was being portrayed as a legitimate medical procedure.
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Justice: Ritual murder committed out of zealotry is not a religiously exempted medical procedure.
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McGowan now says her altered appearance was the result of a medical procedure gone wrong.
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Meanwhile, Beador is currently considering a medical procedure which will also require some healing time.
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In this hospital, a groundbreaking medical procedure isn't impressive unless it's performed during an earthquake.
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What's more, abortion providers don't need privileges because abortion is an extremely safe medical procedure.
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For another medical procedure, patients might be able to borrow money from friends or family.
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An earlier version also mischaracterized the medical procedure performed on Sanders, according to his campaign.
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The survey doesn't have information from every country, nor detailed prices for every medical procedure.
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Try having a medical procedure without using a plastic syringe or an intravenous drip bag.
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No one doubts that choosing an abortion is a medical procedure that involves certain health risks.
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GOP LAWMAKERS ASK TRUMP TO CRACK DOWN ON PLANNED PARENTHOOD Abortion is a legal medical procedure.
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This isn't the first time that social media has been used to share a medical procedure.
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To me, it's like being told the risks of any other necessary medical procedure—even childbirth.
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Fact No. 1: Abortion is a safe and legal medical procedure that is also very common.
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"There is always a small risk" of something going wrong during a medical procedure, she said.
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Before agreeing to this kind of medical procedure, students should educate themselves about the potential risks.
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It's troubling that abortion can't just be a medical procedure, known to a woman and her physician.
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Clinton shook her head and took issue with his characterization of the controversial, last-resort medical procedure.
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I can't think of another medical procedure that you evaluate how successful it is by crime rates.
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This past autumn, she canceled several concerts scheduled for November and December, citing a recent medical procedure.
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"We were portraying a medical procedure that is legal in the United States of America," Rhimes shared.
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I was accurately portraying a medical procedure that the Supreme Court says people are allowed to have.
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After a medical procedure goes awry, his family discovers that Dodge's will dictates he be cryogenically preserved.
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He said he will undergo surgery this Friday and a post-surgery medical procedure on December 20.
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He said he was in Ohio because he was visiting the Cleveland Clinic for a medical procedure.
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"This is a widely used medical procedure, and our veterans should have access to it," she said.
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The video, with blue-toned images of what looks like a ghastly medical procedure, offers no resolution.
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He took the second half of last year off and then had a medical procedure in February.
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Both women said Dr. Nassar had penetrated them with his fingers, claiming it was a medical procedure.
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Editor's note: This story has been updated to clarify that Sanders underwent a medical procedure (not surgery).
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But if every doctor had to report [every medical procedure] to the state, there would be outrage.
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Brooks will undergo surgery this Friday, as well as a post-surgery medical procedure on Dec. 20.
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But others say the emphasis on a medical procedure that doesn't exist could set a dangerous precedent.
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She drove 300 miles each way to access what is a legal medical procedure in the United States.
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Becker missed concerts earlier in the year as he recovered from an unspecified medical procedure, Fagen told Billboard.
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In some ways, physician-assisted suicide might feel like a standard medical procedure, but it's not that simple.
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Women may be pushed into a burdensome and costly medical procedure that cannot provide guaranteed future fertility outcomes.
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While the doctors understood that these young women needed help, the solution didn't always involve a medical procedure.
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This is a medical procedure done for women who request it and we should treat it as such.
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The same holds true if you expect to need a medical procedure or tests as part of care.
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Police also say that a video on the phone depicted a nude patient undergoing an unspecified medical procedure.
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It was her public debut since having a medical procedure for a benign kidney condition on May 14.
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Judge T.S. Ellis said the delay is "owing to a family member's medical procedure," without providing further details.
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They're putting off big things, like buying a home, having a medical procedure, and making a career move.
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She considered taking a Greyhound bus, but needed to be in Florida in time for a medical procedure.
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While any medical procedure should be acceptable to talk about, it's unfortunately considered unladylike to discuss bowel problems.
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J.T. Kirksey is currently incarcerated at High Desert State Prison in Indian Springs, Nevada, pending a medical procedure.
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Una Mullally, a prominent campaigner for abortion rights, said the issue was more than just a medical procedure.
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In many countries, this would be a simple medical procedure, undertaken with the support of the healthcare system.
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Abortion is a normal medical procedure and belongs in the mainstream of health care, safe, legal and accessible.
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When asked about it, Sanders made sure to pivot to how Bloomberg had a medical procedure as well.
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He is living in an apartment in Tokyo after undergoing a medical procedure to treat a spinal condition.
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She also spoke out about her own abortion, a boring medical procedure she compares to wisdom tooth surgery.
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He's strict on himself, even though there aren't regulations that tell him to be, closely following medical procedure guidelines.
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Bacterial infections can happen through a tiny blister, a larger open wound or during a more extensive medical procedure.
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This isn't the first time abortion opponents have targeted a specific medical procedure by giving it a grisly nickname.
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The most concerning moment in the trailer comes when Matt has to go Los Angeles for a medical procedure.
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This isn't the first time the cast of Here Comes Honey Boo Boo shared tales of a medical procedure.
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One doctor and professor of medicine says the act of lethal injection is often confused for a medical procedure.
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But the MDC said in an official statement that Tsvangirai was in South Africa for a routine medical procedure.
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The miracle of birth can seem more like a scene from a science fiction movie than a medical procedure.
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Abortion is a safe medical procedure and many women have had abortions will few to no complications at all.
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About the same percentage of millennials have put off having a medical procedure, compared to 41% of baby boomers.
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Some states like Texas and Ohio are listing abortion as a medical procedure that must be delayed during coronavirus.
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Cleveland manager Terry Francona returned to the bench eight days after undergoing a medical procedure to correct cardiac arrhythmia.
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Dr. Forde was an author of more than 125 scientific papers and also produced educational videotapes on medical procedure.
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Who better to teach you how to perform a serious medical procedure than the star of Van Wilder: Party Liaison ?
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" Though the NFL player underwent a vasectomy in January 2014, his wife shared the medical procedure is "easy to fix.
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Yes, though you're talking about a conscience clause with respect to unions between people as opposed to a medical procedure.
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Do not try to do an end-run around the standard medical procedure development process or the medical ethics debates.
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Charles is now training again at a London hospital where he recently performed his first medical procedure after 10 years.
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In Brazil, women with money have better chances of finding a person qualified to assist with a clandestine medical procedure.
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Her family believes she died awaiting a medical procedure in a hospital that didn't have power because of the storm.
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The ruling upholds a ban on a medical procedure called dilation and evacuation, despite seven other states blocking similar laws.
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Wagner, now a family physician, wouldn't accept TRICARE's refusal and became determined to get this life-saving medical procedure approved.
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"You can rip the baby out of the womb and kill the baby," he said, incorrectly describing the medical procedure.
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All-payer rate setting gets there by setting one price that every health insurer pays for any given medical procedure.
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I was denied a routine medical procedure that would have been offered to anyone else, because of who I am.
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Our health insurance, for instance, treats pregnancy termination like any other medical procedure, except in Utah, where there are restrictions today.
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Female genital mutilation (FGM) is a non-medical procedure that involves the total or partial removal of a woman's external genitalia.
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" Though the NFL player, 32, underwent a vasectomy in January 2014, his wife shared the medical procedure is "easy to fix.
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But as with any medical procedure, "there is a failure rate" — around 1 to 5 percent, depending on the procedure used.
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FGM, a non-medical procedure that involves the total or partial removal of a woman's external genitalia, is illegal in Kenya.
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It is an extremely common and safe medical procedure that one in three women in America will experience in her lifetime.
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The medical procedure was designed to treat mental disorders, but has since come into disrepute and has been all but abandoned.
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John McCain is in his home state of Arizona recovering from a medical procedure, leaving Republicans at least two votes short.
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Andre Jacque, who introduced the bill in the Wisconsin Assembly, doesn't want the school teaching the common medical procedure at all.
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She says that the terms "late-term abortion" and "partial-birth abortion" are misleading because neither refer to a medical procedure.
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The health ministry declined to comment, saying that female circumcision is not a medical procedure and is not in their competence.
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Carroll said Wright felt that "maybe something wasn't quite right" in his knee after Friday's preseason game, prompting the medical procedure.
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A cricothyrotomy is normally an emergency lifesaving medical procedure that involves making an incision in the trachea to establish an airway.
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That case centered on a series of regulations passed by Texas lawmakers that targeted clinics where women obtained the medical procedure.
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Women were significantly more likely to delay three life events: having a medical procedure, buying a home, and quitting a job.
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But women are significantly more likely to delay three things: having a medical procedure, buying a home, and quitting a job.
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Many are still dumbfounded by the power of placebos, a harmless pill or medical procedure that produces healing in some cases.
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Misty's delusions were that she had been raped or had had some sort of medical procedure done while she was unconscious.
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It is a safe, legal, common medical procedure, and it should be wholly the decision of the pregnant person to make.
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Unwanted pregnancy is — Paula bursts into tears; Xo hallucinates — but an abortion is just a medical procedure that fixes a problem.
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Abortion is always an essential medical procedure that must be legally, financially, and physically accessible to every person who needs one.
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The state of play: Sanders underwent a medical procedure last Friday after doctors found a blockage in one of his arteries.
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Nassar told police and Strampel that this was part of his cutting-edge medical procedure, and he was cleared of wrongdoing.
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The reports of contamination are with a side-viewing duodenoscope used for a medical procedure called endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography or ERCP.
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On Wednesday, the Baltimore Sun newspaper reported that Cummings still had not returned to work weeks after an unspecified medical procedure.
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As individuals, physicians can have their own positions on the death penalty, but nothing about an execution is a medical procedure.
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It dismissed the woman's claim, concluding that she hadn't understood the "nuanced difference" between sexual assault and an appropriate medical procedure.
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They also insist that it's not the government's business to know why a person is seeking a legal and safe medical procedure.
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Such an experimental medical procedure would require permission from the country's Food and Drug Administration, and such permission would not be forthcoming.
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The broad strokes of the story: Dodge dies during a routine medical procedure, and his consciousness is uploaded to a quantum computer.
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President Donald Trump is already starting to turn an extremely rare medical procedure into a key component of his re-election bid.
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Activists have also mailed her wire hangers, referencing a dangerous abortion method women sometimes resort to when the medical procedure is illegal.
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That could change if Republican-led state legislatures move quickly to pass more onerous barriers for women to obtain the medical procedure.
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There are certain narrow exceptions, including appropriate informed consent regulations of the physician-patient relationship when a particular medical procedure is offered.
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Right now, the Hyde Amendment singles out abortion as the only medical procedure ineligible for insurance coverage through any federally funded care.
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They also discussed putting together special packages for people after a medical procedure, delivered via Prime, like a hip or knee replacement.
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"Fetal tissue obtained during the termination of a pregnancy should be handled no differently than other tissues obtained during a medical procedure."
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Bernie Sanders' campaign announced Wednesday that he underwent a medical procedure to insert two stents after blockage was found in an artery.
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Because he'd never undergone a medical procedure using radiopharmaceuticals, the researchers believe that he inhaled the radioactive contaminant while incinerating other bodies.
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Ms. Rivera, a dental assistant, fell behind on her rent after a medical procedure kept her out of work for nine weeks.
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A week after fainting, Alderson skipped the annual general managers meeting, which the Mets attributed to Alderson's undergoing an undisclosed medical procedure.
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With the recent rash of states restricting abortion rights, doctors are often left out of the conversation around this highly politicized medical procedure.
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One reason family members' risk was poorly understood is that a diagnosis of fibrosis required a biopsy, which is a painful medical procedure.
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In the 2004 movie, Clementine (Kate Winslet) goes through a medical procedure that erases her ex Joel (Jim Carrey) from her mind completely.
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It's violent for states to pass Targeted Regulation of Abortion Providers laws that close clinics and limit access to a legal medical procedure.
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She clarified that Shirkey was referring to the debate surrounding the issue in his comments, not the medical procedure itself, the AP reported.
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Consider a medical procedure recently developed at Boston Children's Hospital to replace infants' heart tissue that was profoundly injured by a heart attack.
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Abortion is an urgent, essential medical procedure, said the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists and the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology.
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It would be available to any worker who needs to take time off to care for a relative or for a medical procedure.
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They argue that it is a serious medical procedure and that a mistake in noting the cause of death could have legal consequences.
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"Owing to a family member's medical procedure, the Court cannot begin the jury trial on July 10, 2018 as currently scheduled," Ellis wrote.
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The premise drew criticism from some in the transgender community, who said the medical procedure should not be used as a sensationalistic plot device.
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In fact, around one in five pregnant women end up having a medical procedure to start their labor and get the birthing process going.
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Technically, pregnancy in itself is not an "injury," but giving birth is a major medical procedure that drastically changes a person's body and life.
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Abortion is shamefully classified as a hedonic extravagance, instead of a necessary medical procedure to preserve the life and wellbeing of women and families.
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She had heard about egg donation from her mother, a nurse, but never thought of it as anything more than an esoteric medical procedure.
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Mahmoud Abbas, the president of the Palestinian Authority, is supposed to arrive in the U.S. in the next few weeks for a medical procedure.
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As part of a medical procedure for epilepsy, Jordyn Smith had to shave her head and have electrodes attached to monitor her brain waves.
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Trump has not been seen in public since May 85033, when she returned to the White House after undergoing a kidney-related medical procedure.
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The video was marked with Instagram's "Sensitive Content" filter, so viewers had to click past a warning to see the up-close medical procedure.
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All respondents are most likely to delay having a medical procedure, but women are nine percentage points more likely to do so than men.
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Ms. Grisham, the first lady's spokeswoman, dismissed curiosity about her travel, saying that it was "pretty typical" not to travel after a medical procedure.
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The 67-year-old man, Suleiman Achimugu, died in the capital Abuja after returning to Nigeria following a medical procedure in the United Kingdom.
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Bernie Sanders has undergone a medical procedure to open a clogged heart artery that doctors discovered on Tuesday night, officials with his campaign announced.
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For such a common medical procedure, statistics are hard to find, difficult to understand and flawed, sometimes even excluding women with the poorest prognoses.
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"I was brainwashed to believe this was a valid medical procedure," one survivor says in the first trailer for the documentary, exclusively debuted by PEOPLE.
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Americans could still receive help from US embassies in case of an emergency, such as a vital medical procedure or assistance getting out of jail.
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Cummings's office recently told the Sun the Congress member had undergone a medical procedure, but the severity of his medical condition was not public knowledge.
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WARSAW, Poland – Jaroslaw Kaczynski, the leader of Poland&aposs right-wing ruling party, has undergone a medical procedure on his knee and now faces rehabilitation.
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The film is about an island filled only with women and young boys, and some kind of weird medical procedure that's performed on the children.
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When he got to Washington, Coates told lawmakers he had suffered for months, waiting for a simple medical procedure that might have saved his life.
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However, not only do people still want to totally outlaw abortion, many of the limits placed on the medical procedure severely restrict women's reproductive rights.
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If any of the BLT have to have a medical procedure now, NAAS personnel simply bring the other two in as well to provide comfort.
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I don't see what's unreasonable about regulating abortion like any other medical procedure—if we work on the basis, again, the women are not things.
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That's because it would be available to any worker who needs to take time off to care for a relative, or for a medical procedure.
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This even happened to me recently: In January, I received a bill for a small medical procedure that won't happen until June — six months away.
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A Catholic priest in Rhode Island ignited national outrage for implying that abortion is worse than pedophilia because the medical procedure has taken more children's lives.
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The final act is pure nightmare, anchored by a go-for-broke performance from a fearless Toni Collette that includes…let's call it a medical procedure?
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Abortion is a common medical procedure among people with uteruses, but it still heavily stigmatized, and very difficult to obtain some parts of the United States.
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Led by speech scientist Gopala Anumanchipalli, the experiment involved subjects who had already had large electrode arrays implanted in their brains for a different medical procedure.
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Amano's health has visibly declined since the IAEA announced last September that he had undergone an unspecified medical procedure outside Austria, where his agency is based.
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"I believe it is the responsibility of the scientific and medical community to develop ASC into a reliable medical procedure as soon as possible," said Hayworth.
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Trump had what her spokeswoman described as a medical procedure to treat a benign kidney issue on May 14 at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center.
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Or some people will say they got their stomach stapled or they have a medical procedure coming up, so they shouldn't have to pay full price.
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As she grows more comfortable in her role, and the spotlight, perhaps Melania will reveal the nature of this medical procedure, or other struggles -- in time.
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Some corners of the health care market remain unnecessarily opaque, shrouding the true cost of everything from an extensive medical procedure to a single pain pill.
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She could wait a few weeks to see whether she would have a miscarriage, which would not require an expensive medical procedure and would happen naturally.
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"Congressman Hardy was recently hospitalized for a minor heart attack and has undergone a routine medical procedure," Farnsworth said, according to Nevada veteran journalist Jon Ralston.
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These restrictions force servicewomen, and the spouses of those who serve, to seek care elsewhere and pay out of pocket for a common, legal, medical procedure.
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Anyone who has a history of an unverified penicillin "allergy" should ask his or her doctor about penicillin allergy testing, especially before undergoing any medical procedure.
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The team did not divulge the specific nature of the medical procedure required for the 20-year-old South Korean, or his expected length of absence.
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What's happening: The 78-year-old, released from the hospital on Friday, underwent a medical procedure after a blockage was found in one of his arteries.
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She said Mr. Epstein promised repeatedly that, if she complied with his sexual demands, he would help pay $20,000 for a critical medical procedure she needed.
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It's a legitimate medical procedure, experts say, but one that shouldn't be performed without detailed explanation to a minor and their parent, as well as permission.
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Women are more likely than men to put off medical services due to cost, such as seeing a doctor, buying prescription drugs, or having a medical procedure.
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They stumbled upon it while conducting routine endoscopies, a medical procedure that sends a small camera down your gullet in order to look at the digestive tract.
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But when a 23-month-old needed an emergency medical procedure, and a ferocious Nor'easter threatened to prevent it, soldiers and police in Pennsylvania jumped into action.
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And for a few minutes before the most terrifying medical procedure of his life, I held him in my lap and helped him wave at the clown.
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The investigation cleared Nassar of wrongdoing after concluding that the women accusing him did not understand the "nuanced difference" between sexual assault and an appropriate medical procedure.
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Every cutting-edge medical procedure performed on a sea turtle is a learning experience for the small but dedicated group of veterinarians who treat these unusual patients.
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Like many women in the country, she had had no prenatal care, so what should have been a routine delivery was now a high-risk medical procedure.
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Of course, following a medical procedure for a kidney condition three weeks ago, well, the first lady -- well, she was only seen once in the public spotlight.
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A handful of representatives argued against the bill, saying it violated the Constitution by prohibiting a doctor from performing a medical procedure that was legal under law.
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The alternative is the restriction of women's access to a safe medical procedure to which they are entitled as a matter of both privacy and gender equality.
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In Missouri, for example, only one abortion clinic is still standing, which means women travel for hours, sometimes half a day, to receive a basic medical procedure.
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Avoid surprises If you're planning a medical procedure, such as surgery, make sure that all the providers who'll take part in the procedure are in your network.
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Dr. Lois Jovanovic, who redeemed a childhood pledge when she pioneered a medical procedure that enabled more women with diabetes to deliver healthy babies, died on Sept.
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In an order issued in federal court in Alexandria, U.S. District Judge T.S. Ellis III cited a "family member's medical procedure" as the reason for the change.
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The good news that she would receive the medical procedure she needs was overshadowed by the impending possibility of indefinite solitary confinement, Manning told VICE News last week.
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One study found it was significantly easier to get information from hospitals about how much their parking costs then track down the price of a common medical procedure.
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"The complaint, filed by a recent female MSU graduate at the time, involved an allegation of abuse during a medical procedure," a spokesman for the school tells PEOPLE.
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Maroney is one of more than 200 women and girls who say Nassar molested them under the guise of performing what he said was a legitimate medical procedure.
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"Florida law subjects no other medical procedure, including those that pose greater health risks than abortion, to a mandatory delay," Circuit Judge Terry Lewis wrote in his judgment.
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The Maryland Democrat had not returned to the Capitol after undergoing a medical procedure in September, but had remained active in committee work, sending out subpoenas throughout October.
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The instructions for almost every medical procedure include a stipulation to use the station's Nikon D4 camera to document the patient's condition and progress throughout the treatment process.
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"The complaint, filed by a recent female MSU graduate at the time, involved an allegation of abuse during a medical procedure," a spokesman for the school told PEOPLE.
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"We want to be able to talk about reproductive rights as human rights, abortion as just another medical procedure that is part of women's lives," said Avila-Guillen.
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She is the first US first lady to undergo such a serious medical procedure while in the White House since Nancy Reagan had a mastectomy in October 1987.
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Trump is the first US first lady to undergo such a serious medical procedure while in the White House since Nancy Reagan had a mastectomy in October 1987.
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CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta said Monday that while it was unclear what exactly the Melania Trump's medical procedure was, an embolization procedure is typically done for cancer treatment.
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Abortion is indisputably a medical procedure, but it is also one many people see as morally complex, which makes developing a unified message around the issue particularly challenging.
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Pharmacists are also limited to prescribing certain kinds of birth control—the pill, or patch—which don't require any kind of medical procedure the way an IUD does.
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They say that about one in three women will have an abortion in her lifetime, and many people don't realize that abortion is a safe, routine medical procedure.
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After that defeat, he decided to undergo a medical procedure on his elbow in Switzerland — one that the 153-year-old Djokovic has yet to explain in detail.
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In part, because it's long in the past, a medical procedure I underwent that's at once so personal and so common that it does not warrant a mention.
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WARNING: VIDEO BELOW CONTAINS AN EMERGENCY MEDICAL PROCEDURE Flight attendants set up blankets on the floor in an area towards the back of the plane for the passenger.
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"This is a medical procedure and all medical procedures will carry risk, but within the correct, experienced medical professional's hands, this can be a safe procedure," he says.
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A. Fecal transplant is a medical procedure in which stool from a healthy donor is introduced into the intestine of a patient as a treatment for a disease.
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In reality, the senior administration official said, a primary reason she disclosed her medical procedure at all was that the president planned to visit her in the hospital.
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That's a living, breathing person who's had the same light go on in their car, or the same medical procedure, and then you can follow up with them.
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Slim regularly attended the meetings, but while he was out undergoing a medical procedure, Lopez Obrador's team attempted to make major changes, two people familiar with the project said.
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The idea that using Narcan borders on a medical procedure, and thus should be left to people like EMT&aposs, is a philosophy embraced by some officers, as well.
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If you ever have a pet who needs to undergo a medical procedure, Doyle has some great tips for how to make them feel as comfortable as possible afterwards.
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Mayo Clinic says the disease develops in three ways: It can occur sporadically, the patient can inherit the abnormal prion or one can contract it during a medical procedure.
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Michigan State University, the school I loved and trusted, had the audacity to tell me that I did not understand the difference between sexual assault and a medical procedure.
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Being open about abortion in the short term helps depoliticize it in the long term, and, paradoxically, allows it to be treated like the private medical procedure it is.
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To be fair, most Americans don't know many basic facts about abortion — that it's an incredibly safe medical procedure, for instance, or that it doesn't actually require surgical cutting.
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Jamie Dimon, the longtime chairman and chief executive of JPMorgan Chase, had an emergency medical procedure on his heart on Thursday, according to a memo sent to bank employees.
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As Justice Stephen Breyer explained in that case, abortions are a very safe medical procedure — "less than one-quarter of 1 percent" of first trimester abortions result in complications.
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Because of an editing error, an article on Saturday about transgender graduates at the military academies misstated the medical procedure being done by one of the graduates, Blake Dremann.
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" The President went on to say that if a military member took aspirin following a medical procedure they would "have to break rules and regulations in order to have that.
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The team said on Friday that 'Bono', familiar to television viewers worldwide for his radio messages to Hamilton, was missing the next two races due to "a personal medical procedure".
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Wrestling legend Ric Flair, who was hospitalized in the Atlanta area on Thursday, is dealing with complications that have delayed a planned medical procedure on Friday, according to his wife.
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In my work, I have seen how this safe, routine medical procedure lets people finish school, care for the families they have, and plan for the families they want someday.
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"Banning women from getting a medical procedure is out of touch with Ohio values and is completely unacceptable," abortion-rights advocacy group NARAL Pro-Choice Ohio said in a statement.
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These restrictions shouldn't be swept under the rug as a non-issue, as they aim to keep women from having a medical procedure they have a legal right to access.
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As rumors and innuendoes swirled around her this year, on topics ranging from her husband's alleged infidelities to her mysterious medical procedure, Trump stayed quiet, doubling-down on her stoicism.
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After all, before her surprise -- to the public, at least -- medical procedure, they had seen quite a good deal of the first lady, who is often described as intensely private.
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Together, these organization create a type of underground abortion railroad for women facing life altering events if they can't come up with the money for a standard, safe medical procedure.
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Instead of administering progesterone and embarking on an experimental medical procedure, women who are rethinking their medication abortions should likely just skip taking the second pill, doctors told VICE News.
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The contract shelter in South Texas where she was being held would handle the logistics as it would for any other medical procedure, with no cost to the federal government.
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My mom calls — she's flown to India for her brother's medical procedure, and I'm nervous since it's not very Muslim-friendly there right now in some parts, but she's unconcerned.
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Among the small minority of patients who are cured of this disease, it is nearly always discovered accidentally at a very early symptom-free stage during an unrelated medical procedure.
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NATIONAL Because of an editing error, an article on Saturday about transgender graduates at the military academies misstated the medical procedure being done by one of the graduates, Blake Dremann.
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The artwork and medical procedure were done by Dr. Robert Parry, a self-taught artist who creates original illustrations on bandages to amuse patients and relive tension after their procedures.
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Police say Randy was required to register after he "attempted a medical procedure on one of his children by trying to sew an open wound closed," reports Chicago news station Fox32.
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In one case, a patient had three abortion-related services in three days, Williams said: An unsuccessful surgical procedure was followed by an unsuccessful medical procedure and then by another surgery.
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"In fact, 34 countries in Europe still do not allow a trans person to change their name and registered gender without" surgery or some sort of medical procedure, said Transgender Europe.
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The Saturday Night Live star, like her brand new Hulu show Shrill, is unapologetically honest about the medical procedure featured in the comedy's series premiere, "Annie," which debuts Friday, March 15.
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What I'm totally unprepared for is the sickening feeling of spending a day listening to people—mainly men—who are determined to end legal access to a crucially important medical procedure.
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Gary Herbert just decided to force me to perform a medical procedure that is not even standard medical practice -- giving a fetus anesthesia during an abortion over 20 weeks in gestation.
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Still, in the show, when Ms. Chin mentions a downtown theater that advanced her some money for a medical procedure during her baby-making saga, she's talking about the Culture Project.
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Average annual pay: $267,020Projected job growth through 2026: 15% These healthcare workers administer drugs that reduce or eliminate the sensation of pain for patients during an operation or another medical procedure.
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Gardella stopped a police officer, who questioned McKay; the man said that he was terribly sorry, but he'd left his wallet at Johns Hopkins hospital after having a medical procedure done.
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Those who administer the drugs used to dull or eliminate pain for patients during a medical procedure are the highest earners in the whole country — and by a pretty decent margin.
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Women manage household budgets and make decisions about expenses, so we know that extra income promises a long-overdue family vacation, bathroom renovation, postponed medical procedure, or braces for the kids.
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She didn't just point out what was wrong in the scene but why it was wrong, the consequences of doing it incorrectly, and what the correct medical procedure would look like.
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But not every medical procedure is a life-and-death matter, and, even in the matter of serial chronic conditions such as diabetes, there is opportunity for comparison shopping and negotiating.
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That might include shoring up goals like retirement or college savings, paying off debt, or covering purchases you've put off (like replacing an older vehicle or getting an elective medical procedure).
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States pushing for more sympathetic views of parents dealing with addiction point to specific circumstances caused by the opioid epidemic in which victims can become addicted after undergoing a medical procedure.
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Our rights will never be secure until terminating a pregnancy is seen as a simple medical procedure, done in every hospital and given the same privacy as any other medical care.
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But Wen's impulse to frame abortion as a simple medical procedure, divorced from larger moral or political realities, did not resonate with supporters—and it certainly didn't placate Planned Parenthood's adversaries.
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The Astorinos had their babies thanks to in vitro fertilization, a medical procedure that they paid for out of pocket after spending nine years trying to get pregnant using other methods.
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President George W. Bush also invoked the 25th Amendment in 2002 when he underwent a brief medical procedure and transferred his duties to Vice President Dick Cheney for a few hours.
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The Baltimore Sun noted, however, that Cummings had not participated in a roll call vote in the past month, adding that his office said recently he had undergone a medical procedure.
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More than a million girls and young women have gotten an unnecessary medical procedure in recent years that could traumatize them or jeopardize their ability to carry a pregnancy to term.
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Sources close to the KISS singer tell TMZ ... Gene was admitted into Cedars-Sinai Hospital early Tuesday morning to undergo a medical procedure that should help get rid of the stones.
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Earlier research examined the geographic variation in health care spending and how often patients received a medical procedure in a given market or hospital and found that there was wide variation.
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And for about 32% of millennials, the recent market upheavals have actually prompted them to go in for a checkup or take care of a medical procedure they'd been putting off.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Ousted Bolivian leader Evo Morales has left Argentina, where he fled in November as a political exile, for Cuba for a medical procedure, his spokesman said on Monday.
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Medicaid is supposed to provide health care for citizens of the United States who cannot afford it, and abortion—a safe and legal medical procedure—should not be excluded from that initiative.
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On Wednesday morning, Kardashian posted what appears to be video of Chyna in bed with another man, images of Chyna's nude breasts and genitalia, and video of her undergoing a medical procedure.
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"Type O negative blood a plus!" she added at the end, solidifying that this has to be a joke, or a very, very creative way to go about an important medical procedure.
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In addition to agreeing to having a medical procedure as part of the testing ("It's no more invasive than having your ears pierced," Katie assures him.), he must hand over his phone.
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And several years ago, I had an endometrial ablation, a medical procedure that destroys the uterine lining to stem bleeding (it works for nearly all women; it did not work for me).
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His penis was ripped off in a car accident at age six, and last year Abad opened up about getting a new bionic penis thanks to a three-year long medical procedure.
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Imposing a 100-percent tax on the difference between the billed price and the negotiated price that a provider accepts from payers for the same medical procedure will abolish this cruel practice.
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Musk's new company, Neuralink, will develop something called a "neural lace," which Musk has described as a digital layer above the brain's cortex, implanted via a yet-to-be-determined medical procedure.
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Patients are required to know the risks before consenting to any given medical procedure but are often forced to make significant decisions about their health care without any idea of the cost.
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Patients should know what a medical procedure will cost before undergoing it, and small businesses shouldn't be faced with health insurance bills that endanger their ability to grow and retain their employees.
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Moreover, it was a placebo bolstered by the memory of the treatment session, which was more like a recurring wet dream I used to have in my adolescence than a medical procedure.
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After a medical procedure, it is more often the doctor than the patient who winds up with sticker shock — not because the payments are so outrageous, but because they are so small.
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Admitting privileges laws, in other words, impose a significant burden on abortion clinics and on those clinics' patients, while doing very little to make an already very safe medical procedure any safer.
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Mr. Obama believes that basing pay on whether a doctor visit or a medical procedure helps a patient, rather than on how much care the patient receives, will result in better care.
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Limbaugh said on his radio show on Monday that Trump called him ahead of a medical procedure to talk about what he said about Buttigieg, according to audio obtained by Media Matters.
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Even so, it wouldn't have made sense for these Neolithic humans to attempt a medical procedure, or even some kind of ritual practice, on a ubiquitous animal that represented a common food staple.
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Other sections of the 25th Amendment have come into play, such as Section 3 enabling a president to temporarily hand over power to a vice president while, for example, undergoing a medical procedure.
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In Gonzalez v Carhart, the court upheld the Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act of 2003 which prohibited a rarely used medical procedure referred to in medical literature as an intact dilation and extraction.
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Anal bleaching is a non-medical procedure that involves topically applying a "blend of acids" to your skin which lessen the melanocytes, the melanin-forming cells that give your skin color, Gordon says.
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And that's a shame because if patients truly knew the real costs and the options they had every time they consider or are told to get a medical procedure, prices would go down.
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Think about it: Your emergency contact is the person your doctor's office, insurance company, gym, or work will call if you get into an accident or something goes wrong during a medical procedure.
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"Yannis Alexandrides, MD, a plastic surgeon and founder of 111Skin, adds, "It's important to remember that just because these injectables can be administered quickly with low risk, this is still a medical procedure.
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Undoubtedly, the state has the right and responsibility to ensure that women who are considering going through with an abortion receive all of the relevant information before undergoing such an invasive medical procedure.
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Or when an Ohio politician proposed a law to ban abortion for ectopic pregnacies, and instead insisted someone could receive an imaginary medical procedure to re-implant the fertilized egg into the womb.
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A. There is no scientific support for a colonic, a popular "cleansing" procedure that holistic healers claim detoxifies the colon, rectum — except when an enema is used to prepare for a medical procedure.
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The way it usually works now is that right before a medical procedure, patients are asked to sign multiple documents, including a guarantee that they will pay whatever is not covered by insurance.
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I think that abortion ought to be available as a medical procedure when it's necessitated and when it's safe, and that it not be compared to some macabre practice from a haunted house.
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The back corner bridges the gap between the store's purposeful design that Bubbers said balances "a place you want to Instagram and feels clean and healthy space for getting a small medical procedure."
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But the 2017 measures suggest anti-abortion efforts are no longer focused on ensuring women's access to a safe medical procedure; rather, they seek to limit abortion in the name of protecting fetuses.
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The D.C. Court of Appeals issued an administrative stay Thursday morning as a result, potentially delaying the woman, identified only as Jane Doe, from receiving the medical procedure, according to a Rewire report.
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Fans grew concerned about the host's health after he failed to make appearances at the TCM Classic Film Festival in 2015 and 2016, citing a last minute medical procedure and a health issue, respectively.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazilian presidential candidate Ciro Gomes, who sits in third place in polls, underwent a medical procedure on Tuesday to cauterize blood vessels in his prostate, his campaign said in a statement.
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Nancy Northup, president of the New York-based Center for Reproductive Rights, depicted the insurance bans as "a shocking infringement" on women's right to opt for private insurance to cover a legal medical procedure.
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It's not a bad idea to gear up for an especially extreme Dr. Pimple Popper video the same way you'd prep for a medical procedure requiring anesthesia: no food whatsoever for 12 hours beforehand.
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That's what the Hyde Amendment does: It turns what should be a simple, private medical procedure into a nightmare of desperation and it does so to populations that are already incredibly marginalized and vulnerable.
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It is hard to overstate the shock upon realizing your government has the final say over whether or not you can receive a medical procedure and, therefore, what you can do with your body.
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The shot widens, and the scene becomes clear: What we're witnessing isn't an unfamiliar sex act, but a medical procedure, designed to facilitate in-vitro fertilization for a couple desperate to start a family.
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Stephen Bratton, 44, also previously advocated for the passage of a bill that would criminalize abortion in Texas, which would have made the death penalty a possibility for those who undergo the medical procedure.
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Abortion care is a normal and at times necessary medical procedure, but anti-choice activists have strategically chipped away at abortion rights and access for decades, with the hopes of overturning Roe v. Wade.
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"Mandatory forced vaccination will trample on some of the foundations of medical ethics which require fully informed consent to any invasive medical procedure," Robert Snee with Oregonians for Medical Freedom wrote to state senators.
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Can you imagine needing a life-saving transplant and then having a family member, who is an exact donor match, denied entry into the U.S. for a medical procedure that could save your life?
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"Michigan State University, the school I loved and trusted, had the audacity to tell me that I did not understand the difference between sexual assault and a medical procedure," Amanda Thomashow said in court.
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"Michigan State University, the school I loved and trusted, had the audacity to tell me that I did not understand the difference between sexual assault and a medical procedure," Amanda Thomashow said at sentencing.
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The Greek word was used to denote the pruning of trees or the clearing of land for cultivation, and hence was applied metaphorically in Aristotle's time to a medical procedure: purgation, or therapeutic evacuation.
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With no friends or family to pick her up, Aldecosea says she thought about taking a Greyhound, but it would have taken too long and she needed to get back for a medical procedure.
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Buhari was asked to shed light on a growing social media conspiracy theory that posits he died during a medical procedure in the U.K. in 2017, and was replaced as president with a doppelgänger.
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After a retired nurse asked the presidential candidate her views on abortion in the third trimester, Gillibrand took the opportunity to call out the network for spreading a "false narrative" about the rare medical procedure.
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South Carolina also has a mandatory waiting period, among other restrictions, and Cottingham says that it bothers him to know how much red tape women have to go through to get a legal medical procedure.
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News of Thomas' medical procedure comes one day after he told the gossip site that he will not be able to walk his daughter down the aisle at her wedding to Prince Harry on Saturday.
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Not all have led to formal charges and even fewer to convictions, but Dr. Hänel and other doctors see a trend that they say aims to prevent them from providing a legally allowed medical procedure.
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In the more recent past, the center of the pro-abortion ethos was the claim that having an abortion is not unlike getting your appendix removed: a minor medical procedure that deals with unnecessary tissue.
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She says the seamstress intended to quit her job so she could be home with her daughter because she wouldn't have had the flexibility to take time for a medical procedure that wasn't her own.
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What has been marketed as an empowering insurance policy for career-minded woman is in reality a complicated and expensive medical procedure with questionable outcomes and significant unknowns—one that is leaving many patients frustrated.
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"Michigan State University, the school I loved and trusted, had the audacity to tell me that I did not understand the difference between sexual assault and a medical procedure," survivor Amanda Thomashow said last week.
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Despite today's findings — and the larger body of evidence on the benefits of allowing women to receive the medical procedure they want — some states are trying to make it harder than ever for women get them.
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Photo: Eric Gay / APAT&T has donated nearly $200,6003 to politicians who've helped pass state-level laws either banning abortion or restricting women's access to the medical procedure, according to a recently compiled list of contributions.
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Elijah Cummings, the ranking member of the Oversight and Government Reform Committee, "underwent a minimally invasive medical procedure ... to treat aortic stenosis" on May 24, according to a press release from his office at the time.
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Washington (CNN)First lady Melania Trump tweeted her appreciation for a Navy SEAL awarded the Medal of Honor on Thursday, her first tweet since having a medical procedure for a benign kidney issue 10 days ago.
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Tragedy followed the family; when Campbell met her in Damascus, Ahlam wore a pendant containing a photograph of her eldest son, 11-year-old Anas, who had died in a botched medical procedure the year before.
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Bernie Sanders said he "misspoke" on Wednesday after suggesting he planned to slow his presidential campaign down following a heart attack and medical procedure, instead promising to get back to a "very vigorous campaign," NBC reports.
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WASHINGTON — Melania Trump underwent a medical procedure on Monday morning to treat what the White House called a "benign kidney condition" and was reported to be recovering without trouble at a military hospital outside the capital.
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" • Best of late-night TV Trevor Noah marveled that it was Melania Trump — not her husband — who had undergone a medical procedure: "Look at these two people: How is she the one with the health issue?
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For one family, what has happened since has been a surge of life, beginning with a groundbreaking medical procedure that saved Jessica, a kind of internal tourniquet that trauma surgeons at Bellevue had never used before.
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He said he was struggling to breathe so the team secured his airway using a tube in a medical procedure known as endotracheal intubation and laryngoscopy and placed him on a ventilator to keep him alive.
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You can see why: Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State Police teamed up with the state's Department of Transportation and National Guard to escort a 23-month-old child to a children's hospital in Danville for an emergency medical procedure.
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It is clear in its intent to develop ASC into a medical procedure that can be offered to terminally ill patients who, like me, believe that future revival by mind uploading may be both possible and desirable.
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" "There have been reclassifications and attempts at reigning in the overprescription of opiates," said Curtis, who explained that "most people who become addicted" like herself "do so after a prescription for a painkiller following a medical procedure.
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"The Nixon Administration implemented methadone as a crime control measure, not as a medical procedure," says David Herzberg, a historian of drugs and pharmaceuticals in America who teaches history at the University of Buffalo in New York.
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The court found that Texas' law placed an undue burden on women trying to exercise a constitutional right — in other words, that it's unreasonable to expect women to drive hundreds of miles to get a medical procedure.
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Similarly, the fact that so many hospitals require doctors to admit a certain number of patients if they want to receive privileges is a special barrier to abortion providers, because abortions are a very safe medical procedure.
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A wife wasn't able to say goodbye April Shumard was in San Diego with her daughter for a medical procedure when she learned her husband in North Carolina suddenly got called up, CNN affiliate WNCN-TV reported.
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He'd undergone a minor medical procedure himself a few days earlier, so he'd told his patient that another surgeon would handle her carotid endarterectomy, in which plaque is removed from the carotid artery to improve blood flow.
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I stopped opening anything that looked like it might be a Statement of Benefits, because when a medical procedure costs more than your house is worth, the idea of being able to pay it back is laughable.
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A new report from the National Academies of Science, Engineering and Medicine (NASEM) confirms that abortion is a safe and effective medical procedure that can be performed in an outpatient clinic setting by a range of healthcare providers.
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If tissues are taken during the course of a medical procedure, not taken specifically for research, and your identity is removed from those tissues, they can be stored and used in research and it does not require consent.
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The decision came the same day that U.S. District Judge T.S. Ellis III said he's pushing back Manafort's trial on tax crimes and bank fraud in Virginia because a member of Ellis's family is having a medical procedure.
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For instance, after a surprise medical procedure in May sidelined her for several weeks, Trump ignored mounting pressure from the media to make an appearance or a statement, in order to stem the growing rumors about her health.
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" Calling it her "moral obligation" as a doctor, Gomperts said, "It's not acceptable to stand by and watch the desperation of women that are in need of a normal medical procedure and they can't get access to it.
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The reason I am here, without revealing too much information about myself, is I need to make an additional large amount of money to pay for a very important and expensive medical procedure for someone very close to me.
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The report cites a September 2016 presentation at Charis Bible College in which Foley compared a constitutionally protected medical procedure to targeting people for lifelong servitude or execution based exclusively on their race or religion (starting at 36:30).
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And no matter how good DIY tech gets, it's unlikely to ever enable ordinary people to safely navigate a complicated, dangerous medical procedure like late term abortion—making the fight for late term abortion rights that much more essential.
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To deny healthcare personnel their right to informed consent for a medical procedure with documented risks on the basis of such a fallacy is unconscionable—in a setting where evidence-based medicine should reign, we should have a choice.
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When a pitcher and bowl are passed around, and the audience of 60 is encouraged to wash hands, it's a pleasure but a mystery: Are we about to engage in a new-age Christian ritual or a medical procedure?
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The closing of clinics, combined with tougher restrictions, puts the medical procedure out of reach of many pregnant women, particularly those without the means to travel long distances, said the researchers looking at abortion data from 2011 to 2017.
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On Friday, vocalist/bassist and founding member Gene Simmons sent out a tweet and revealed that the rock band had to postpone the show, set to take place at the USANA Amphitheater, because of a "medical procedure" he needed.
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"It's really inconceivable and unwarranted that a safe, legal medical procedure that is part of the full scale of reproductive health care would have to be stigmatized and put aside, separate from where people go to get their healthcare," Laguens said.
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"If you're facing a serious medical procedure in the new year, or if you're concerned about layoffs at work, problems in your marriage or the state of national politics, all of these things can trigger a grief response," said Daniel.
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The agency, which among other things is in charge of policing the restrictions on Iran's nuclear activities under Tehran's 2015 deal with major powers, said in early September that Amano had undergone a medical procedure outside Austria that was successful.
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WASHINGTON, July 15 (Reuters) - U.S. Senator John McCain will remain in Arizona next week to recuperate from a medical procedure that removed a 2-inch (5-cm) blood clot above his left eye, his office announced in a statement on Saturday.
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But the thing is, since anal bleaching is a non-medical procedure, that means a doctor typically isn't administering the treatment, says Cindy Barshop, the founder of V-Spot, a medi-spa in New York City that focuses on vaginal treatments.
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As if this invasion of privacy isn't bad enough, doctors may take "reasonable time and effort" to obtain the records and examine past pregnancies — so women can be forced to wait indefinitely until they're able to undergo a legal medical procedure.
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"Thank you everyone for all your messages of support, I'm feeling much better now and on the mend — and also a huge thank you to all the hospital staff for doing a superb job," Jagger tweeted shortly after the medical procedure.
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The justices fault the Nebraska ban, similar to laws in a majority of the states at the time, for its ambiguity about precisely what type of medical procedure is prohibited and for lacking an exception for the health of the mother.
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"Make sure you schedule any sort of medical procedure or other doctor appointments during that grace period, like a dental procedure or a chiropractor visit," said certified financial planner Ashley Foster, a partner at Gross and Foster Financial Services in Houston.
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Dr. Amy J. Reed, a physician and cancer patient who turned a personal calamity into a crusade to spare other women from the medical procedure that harmed her, died Wednesday night at her home in Yardley, Pa. She was 21973.
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He had continued his work leading the committee even as he used a walker and motorized scooter for mobility purposes, but had not participated in a roll call vote in the past month and recently underwent an unspecified medical procedure.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican Senator Thad Cochran has delayed his return to Washington following a medical procedure, his office said on Monday, possibly complicating passage of a budget blueprint that is needed to push through the Republicans' plan for tax reform.
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As more specific and restrictive abortion laws became the norm in the early and mid 20th century, doctors, who were the ones to provide abortions, were getting in trouble for what many saw as a basic medical procedure that sometimes saved lives.
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IVF success and struggle One risk for older would-be dads is the potential success of in vitro fertilization, a medical procedure where the woman's egg is fertilized by a man's sperm in a test tube and then introduced into her womb.
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" One in three women in the United States has had or will have an abortion in her lifetime and Plimpton notes there is a great need for change as abortion is the most regulated of medical care and the "only politicized medical procedure.
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What was surprising, at least to me, was the response: Twitter's overwhelming interest in a fairly uneventful medical procedure on the one hand, and on the other, the incredulity of many who couldn't fathom how I could get so "personal" so publicly.
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Yet four days later, on May 14, the first lady's office released the news that Trump had been admitted to Walter Reed Military Medical Hospital in Bethesda, Maryland, for what her spokeswoman described as a medical procedure for a benign kidney condition.
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Court documents say "plaintiffs allege that he falsified patient records to justify a medical procedure, failed to use less invasive techniques, performed as many as 30 surgeries in one day and provided substandard care" that led to permanent injuries and life threatening injuries.
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The Ohio State Medical Association has pushed back against the bill and is "very concerned" about its plan to criminalize doctors for performing a medical procedure that could be considered a standard of care, said Reggie Fields, a spokesman for the organization.
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"The court is unaware," Judge Yeakel wrote, "of any other medical context that requires a doctor — in contravention of the doctor's medical judgment and the best interest of the patient — to conduct a medical procedure that delivers no benefit to the woman."
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Of course the media and the opposition are making this about women's rights/abortion rights, but the fact is that girl had no right to cross the border illegally to your country in the first place, let alone get a free medical procedure.
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During the period they were held in the C.I.A.'s network of secret prisons, they would get solid food if they pleased their American captors, liquids if they did not and a mock medical procedure called "rectal feeding" if they refused their rations.
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The cumulative effect has been to transform the experience and the reputation of a safe, legal medical procedure into something shady and disgraceful that women pursue only because they don't know enough about it or because they are easily manipulated emotional time bombs.
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A complex and difficult medical procedure that ultimately failed might have contributed to the death of an American Special Forces soldier killed last year in a firefight in Somalia, according to an investigation into the episode obtained by The New York Times.
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"Abortion is a safe medical procedure and it is a critical part of the broad spectrum of reproductive health care that a woman may use in her lifetime," said Felicia Brown-Williams, Mississippi state director for Planned Parenthood Southeast Advocates, in a statement.
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No U.S. law bars foreign women from traveling to the United States to give birth, although consular officers previously could require visitors to prove they have the financial means to pay for a medical procedure if that is the reason for the trip.
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The law and the legal team defending it "failed to address" what the law would mean for "any other medical procedure which has [the] potential to adversely affect a patient's pregnancy—either before or after" a fetus' heartbeat is detectable, Jones wrote.
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The world's largest provider of kidney dialysis, FMC is banking on the alliance to lead to better ways of accessing patients' blood vessels, a delicate medical procedure that is part of providing life-saving dialysis, the company said in a statement on Monday.
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One of 276 abortion organizations that belongs to the National Network of Abortion Funds, KHJN is a lifeline for Kentuckians trying to access the medical procedure, using its volunteer network and donations to help with transportation, gas money, lodging, and payment for abortions.
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Similarly, abortion providers are subject to informed consent laws, and can be required to discuss fetal development prior to performing an abortion, because a woman deserves to have complete information in that instance just as she would before undergoing any invasive, high-risk medical procedure.
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She talked down to my mom and tried to shame her into an optional medical procedure that she explicitly said she didn't want (one that would determine if my sister was going to have Down syndrome, since it's a higher risk for older moms).
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If you're ever considering body modification of any sort in any place, I think you need to be in a safe mindset and need to understand that it's overwhelming and potentially traumatic to travel to a foreign country to have such a huge medical procedure.
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Such a choice violates the fundamental constitutional right to reproductive autonomy and bodily integrity by interfering with the intimate decision of whether and when to have a child, imposing an intrusive medical procedure on individuals who are not in a position to reject it.
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"Resuscitation is the only medical procedure routinely done without permission, so [a DNR] has to be accessible," said Florian — who has one 93-year-old client who actually got a chest tattoo of "DNR/DNI" to ensure medical personnel are aware of her wishes.
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From making sure your application for a bank loan didn't fester at the bottom of the clerk's pile, to paying cash to a physician for a successful medical procedure, the free market was more gray than it was transparent, and the cash inducement was king.
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And — I would never say finally — there was Sid Miller, the agricultural commissioner whose latest controversial expenditure of taxpayer dollars involved a $1,200 trip to Oklahoma for something called a "Jesus shot," a dubious medical procedure that is claimed to take away pain for life.
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Current medical procedure is to keep anything but small burns dry, because wet burns can lead to hypothermia in even mild conditions, but include two medium-sized 2nd Skin Moist Burn Pads in your kit for very small burns, as the moisture lessens pain.
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How many times did you check in on me to see whether I needed anything, from food to drink, fresh clothes to a hot shower, or to see whether I needed a better explanation of a medical procedure, or just someone to talk to?
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Second, given the viability of the fetus in the late stages of pregnancy, an abortion — a medical procedure in which the fetus's death is an unavoidable outcome — imposes on the medical staff the act of performing a procedure in which a viable fetus will die.
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"Typically when you're going for a medical procedure—say you were having heart surgery—your doctor would inform you about the potential risks and benefits of having that surgery," explains Cynthia Daniels, a political science professor at Rutgers who has studied informed consent laws extensively.
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"Bono", as Bonnington is known to friends and team mates, missed the Mexico Grand Prix due to a "personal medical procedure" and had been expected to miss two races, but was back in the pits here to help Hamilton try to clinch a sixth title.
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Since the death in 2003 of Mark McCormack — Palmer's friend and business manager, who slipped into a coma after going into cardiac arrest while having minor surgery at a dermatologist's office — Palmer had stubbornly resisted any medical procedure that required anesthesia, including hip replacement.
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At one point, when Dr. Reed needed to return to Brigham and Women's for a medical procedure, she and Dr. Noorchashm were stunned to find that the hospital had assigned a guard to inspect their bags and escort them at all times, for security reasons.
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Groups like these had successes in the wake of Roe, like the passage of the federal Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act of 22011, which banned a medical procedure called intact dilation and extraction, a type of abortion performed in the later stages of pregnancy.
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In 2017 a Canadian coroner undertook an investigation into the deaths of two Jehovah's Witnesses who died shortly after giving birth, and affirmed that under the law, adults do have the right to reject transfusions (or any other medical procedure) once the consequences have been explained.
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According to Planned Parenthood, some women may prefer the abortion pill because it's more private and many feel that it's "less invasive" than the alternative, a medical procedure in which the cervix is dilated and the endometrial tissue as well as the fertilized egg is aspirated.
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And not just them -- to punish Planned Parenthood for offering a legal medical procedure (and not a dollar of Medicaid or other federal funds pays for elective abortions), Texas Republicans were happy to refuse millions of Medicaid dollars to care for the poorest women in their state.
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Sen. Bernie SandersBernie Sanders2020 Democrats push for gun control action at forum Sanders heart procedures shines spotlight on age of top Democrats Sanders uses health scare to promote 'Medicare for All' MORE (I-Vt.) used his medical procedure Tuesday to push his "Medicare for All" plan.
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As the novel begins, it is focused on the father's struggle to do well in a prominent law firm so that he can pay for his son to have an expensive and increasingly popular medical procedure called "demelanization," which effectively eliminates any physical trace of blackness.
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Schilling is still warmly remembered by Red Sox fans for undergoing a medical procedure that allowed him to pitch with an injured ankle and blood-stained sock during the American League Championship Series and World Series in 2004, helping the team win its first world series championship since 1918.
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Given that transmission has been shown to be possible from asymptomatic sources and that testing has been sparse and insufficient in the U.S., the true prevalence of COVID-19 is unknown, and any medical procedure may expose patients and clinicians to the risk of contracting, and spreading, the virus.
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"Such a choice violates the fundamental constitutional right to reproductive autonomy and bodily integrity by interfering with the intimate decision of whether and when to have a child, imposing an intrusive medical procedure on individuals who are not in a position to reject it," the organization said in a statement Wednesday.
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Read: The President of Planned Parenthood Opens Up About Fighting for Reproductive Rights At a time when America has seen a steady and unprecedented rise in government restrictions on abortion, the FDA may have just made it a little bit easier for women to access the safe and legal medical procedure.
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"This is not about telling people they are right or wrong about what they believe; it is about defending legal access to a medical procedure that makes it possible for a woman to determine her own future," NARAL Pro-Choice America Communications Director Kaylie Hanson Long said in a statement.
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That may seem somewhat far afield in a discussion about today's crossword by Andrew Zhou, but I am writing this on a day when I am fasting in preparation for a minor medical procedure and, for my money, leading with a bizarre fact about this delicious cured meat seems only fair.
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And for all their talk about free speech and all the complaints that liberal institutions shut down conservative views, they've been awfully quick to try and muzzle Lahren for the crime of saying she thinks a safe, legal medical procedure that has revolutionized women's rights in America should remain legal.
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Today, American laws generally make two kinds of sexual deception illegal: cases where someone impersonates a person's partner (by sneaking into their bedroom at night, for instance), and cases where someone such as a doctor tricks a patient into thinking a sex act is actually some sort of medical procedure.
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But her comments this week are a good to remember that there's no need to rely on infantilizing or dehumanizing metaphors to convince people known to be acting in bad faith that individuals deserve bodily autonomy and the right to get a safe and common medical procedure when they need it.
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Rather than calling in no uncertain terms for abortion on demand and without apology, some are drawn into the traps created by anti-abortion forces; now they're the people who want to kill disabled babies, instead of the people who believe a private and extremely safe medical procedure should remain personal.
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Neither the facility nor the federal government is being asked to arrange or pay for the girl's medical procedure or transportation, and no such obstacle to her leaving the detention center was claimed when she was involuntarily taken to a Christian crisis pregnancy center to receive anti-abortion counseling over the past weeks.
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Directed and co-written by Marc Forster (World War Z, Monster's Ball), All I See Is You follows Gina (Lively), a happily married woman who undergoes a complex medical procedure that corrects her years-long affliction, after a childhood car accident claimed the lives of her parents and robbed her of the ability to see.
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Melania TrumpMelania TrumpEx-Melania Trump adviser raised concerns of excessive inauguration spending weeks before events: CNN The Hill's Morning Report - Trump moves green cards, citizenship away from poor, low-skilled White House seeks volunteers, musicians for Christmas celebrations MORE is recovering in the hospital after undergoing a medical procedure to treat a kidney condition, according to the White House.
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I have a pretty good relationship with my doctor there, who was very matter-of-fact about it and said, This is a very normal medical procedure, a lot of women have this done, and I'm sorry that this is expensive and happening to you, but it's going to be taken care of and you'll be fine.
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Ted LieuTed W. LieuOvernight Defense: Mattis downplays Afghanistan papers | 'We probably weren't that good at' nation building | Judiciary panel approves two impeachment articles | Stage set for House vote next week Democrats approve two articles of impeachment against Trump in Judiciary vote Ted Lieu undergoes surgery following chest pain MORE (D-Calif.), was absent after undergoing an unexpected medical procedure earlier in the week.
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Thad CochranWilliam (Thad) Thad CochranBiden has a lot at stake in first debate The Hill's Morning Report — Trump turns the page back to Mueller probe Trump praises Thad Cochran: 'A real senator with incredible values' MORE's (R) health following a recent medical procedure, with some speculating that the Mississippi senator won't return in time to oversee an Senate Appropriations Committee markup next week.
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While, at first glance, it might seem I have nothing in common with this young girl, and indeed I have absolutely no idea what it is like to flee my home under unfathomably abusive conditions and travel to a foreign country in search of amnesty only to be taken hostage and denied a private, personal medical procedure while a bunch of white men in suits preach to me about Jesus.
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"I am grateful that the Supreme Court of Iowa recognized that requiring patients to make two visits to receive one very safe medical procedure would have been dangerously burdensome and harmed my patients, particularly those who already face the most barriers accessing health care: low-income women, women of color, and immigrant women," Dr. Jill Meadows, a Physicians for Reproductive Health board member and co-plaintiff in the case, said in a statement.
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"Michigan State University, the school I loved and trusted, had the audacity to tell me that I did not understand the difference between sexual assault and a medical procedure," said Amanda Thomashow, who was the first woman to file an official complaint against Nassar under the federal Title IX law accusing him of violating the school's sexual harassment policy Michigan State ultimately sided with Nassar in the Title IX inquiry, concluding that his methods were medically appropriate.
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To provide abortions at any stage of pregnancy, the provisions forced doctors to have "admitting privileges" with a nearby hospital (which are difficult to get for abortion providers specifically), and forced clinics to undergo often expensive renovations to become "ambulatory surgical centers," which haven't been demonstrated to make abortion safer (though abortion is already quite a safe medical procedure.) While pro-life advocates said these laws made abortion safer for women, their most significant effect was forcing roughly half of the state's abortion clinics to close.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE is giving more details on his wife's medical procedure last month, saying Melania TrumpMelania TrumpEx-Melania Trump adviser raised concerns of excessive inauguration spending weeks before events: CNN The Hill's Morning Report - Trump moves green cards, citizenship away from poor, low-skilled White House seeks volunteers, musicians for Christmas celebrations MORE is on doctor's orders not to fly.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Monday made light of the rumors about first lady Melania TrumpMelania TrumpEx-Melania Trump adviser raised concerns of excessive inauguration spending weeks before events: CNN The Hill's Morning Report - Trump moves green cards, citizenship away from poor, low-skilled White House seeks volunteers, musicians for Christmas celebrations MORE's public absence last month following her time spent recovering from a routine medical procedure.
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