Medical E.R.A.
by Merle Hoffman It was Mother’s Day and the son of William Schroeder was responding to repeated questions on David Brinkley’s television show “This Week.”
by Merle Hoffman It was Mother’s Day and the son of William Schroeder was responding to repeated questions on David Brinkley’s television show “This Week.”
by Lila A. Wallis, MD A quiet revolution has been taking place in American medical schools during the last decade. Learning from patients has long
by Alexandra Symonds, M.D. “Blue, sad, morose, down” – just a few of the words used to describe depression, a state that can be transitory
by Merle Hoffman In the cheaper stores, it’s much more obvious – Sometimes there’s a big sign announcing that everything on the rack is $19.95.
by Merle Hoffman The Rev. Beatrice Blair has served as Executive Director of National NARAL and as chair of its Board. She presently chairs the
by Merle Hoffman With Volume V, On the Issues is pleased to welcome two contributing editors: Florence Kennedy and Irene Davall, long time activists in
by Virginia Apuzzo Lesbian health care, in the course of the past fifteen years, has progressed from a state of total neglect to a state
by Oralee Wachter Child sexual abuse. Incest. Just a few years ago these were words hidden deep in the closet. Today they are splashed in
In On the Issues Vol. II, Merle Hoffman wrote of “Baby Jane Doe,” an infant born with severe multiple handicaps, whose parents were being hounded
The National Women’s Coalition, a group of some 70 business and professional women, has been assembled by the Republican National Committee to persuade women voters