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EPISODE · Jul 5, 2023 · 42 MIN

Long term strategies for unintended pregnancies

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Pregnancy and fertility research come with powerful emotive and political connections beyond medicine alone.  Professor Richard Santen, a reproductive endocrinologist and past-president of the Endocrine Society of America shares his decades of experience in research and care for patients reproductive health, and shares his view on  how to reshape perspectives on, and provisions of care for, unexpected pregnancies.Listeners should be aware that this interview discusses pregnancy, family planning and contraception at length, including abortion, though we do not discuss any legal or moral aspects of what, and when, counts as a person. Read more from Prof Santen at: https://researchfeatures.com/?s=santen

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Pregnancy and fertility research come with powerful emotive and political connections beyond medicine alone. Professor Richard Santen, a reproductive endocrinologist and past-president of the Endocrine Society of America shares his decades of experience in research and care for patients reproductive health, and shares his view on how to reshape perspectives on, and provisions of care for, unexpected pregnancies. Listeners should be aware that this interview discusses pregnancy, f...

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