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Funding for abstinence-only programs lacking in US sex education plan
December 29, 2009 by Shawn Douglas
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Funding for programs aimed at teaching abstinence-only approaches to sex education is non-existent in the new federal budget, but proponents hope that funding will be found in the health-care reform legislation.
The days of former President George W. Bush’s generous funding to programs that stress that teens wait to have sex until they’re married may be [...]
The Health Care Vote Results HR 3962: Americans step closer to an NHS
November 8, 2009 by Baby Chums
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In a historic vote, America has stepped closer to a National Health Service, (NHS) clone with the passing of a bill through the House of Representatives called, “Affordable Health Care for America Act” or, “HR 3962″.
The bill passed 220-215. The President called supporters of the bill, including Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi thanking them [...]
Skinny Baby, No Insurance! What IS the rule?
October 23, 2009 by Cathy Ribble
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United Healthcare Golden Rule and other insurance companies seem to be playing both sides of the fence. An insurance company denied coverage last week to a baby they called fat. This week an insurance company is calling a baby skinny and denying coverage. What IS the rule?
When Robert Bates started a new company, the Colorado [...]




