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There was a significant spike in voluntary sterilizations after the Dobbs decision in 2022 A new study has revealed a significant spike in voluntary sterilizations in the US among 18- to 30-year-olds after Roe v. Wade was overturned in 2022. The spike was most significant among women‚ but there was also an increase in the number of men seeking medical sterilization. This new study‚ published in the journal JAMA Health Forum‚ is the first to evaluate the effects on reproductive health and contraception of the decision to return the right to decide the legality of abortion to individual states. The researchers used the database TriNetX to access continuously updated medical data from academic medical centers and affiliated clinics across all four census regions of the US. They looked at data for both tubal sterilizations (i.e. in women) and vasectomies. Rates of voluntary sterilization were already increasing prior to the Dobbs decision in June 2022‚ but subsequently there was a sharp increase for both sexes. Sterilization trends from the new study “Prior to Dobbs‚ the monthly permanent contraception rate increased by 2.84 and 1.03 procedures per 100 000 person-months among female and male patients‚ respectively‚” the study explains.Winter Sun Plus is NOW 25% off&;#33; Boost your natural defenses with this powerful vitamin D3 and K formula&;#33; “Dobbs was associated with an immediate level increase of 58.02 procedures and 5.31 procedures per month among female patients. Among male patients‚ it was associated with a level increase of 26.99 procedures and no significant change in the number of procedures per month.” Although the researchers did not carry out any qualitative work to investigate the opinions or intentions of young people seeking sterilization after the Dobbs decision‚ they speculate that the trend‚ especially in young women‚ can be explained by the “disproportionate health‚ social‚ and economic consequences of compulsory pregnancy on women and people with the capacity to become pregnant.” Doctors reported last year that they were seeing a clear increase in sterilizations; although the new study contradicts some of the claims that were made. The Dobbs decision not only affected women‚ but also men. We found a 225% increase in vasectomy consults at our institution following Dobbs‚ particularly in non-married and childless men. Are more men taking responsibility for their repro health given barriers imposed on females&;#63; https://t.co/OEOK9w76Ir— Alex Zhu (@alexzhuDO) May 6‚ 2023 “We found a 225% increase in vasectomy consults at our institution following Dobbs‚ particularly in non-married and childless men‚” said physician Alex Zhu. “Are more men taking responsibility for their repro health given barriers imposed on females&;#63;” Live Coverage: Iran Attacks Israel‚ Putin Threatens WW3

by Shari Goodman‚ American Thinker: In previous decades‚ it was customary for sitting presidents to refrain from berating and criticizing the work of previous presidents‚ but Joe Biden has never been one to engage in human decency.  Thus‚ from the onset of his presidency‚ he has relentlessly scapegoated President Trump to deflect criticism of his nearly […]

by C.J. Strachan‚ Daily Sceptic: LinkedIn was once a great idea‚ a global network for business professionals. However‚ like so many institutions‚ its embrace of ‘woke’ has turned it into a cross between a vapid corporate virtue signalling brochure‚ a digital maoist self criticism session and an enforcement arm of the mono politics of the […]

In crafting this list‚ I’ve curated a selection of my personal favorites‚ encompassing both the expected and the more unconventional choices. As a non-traditional console gamer‚ my journey through the realm of video game titles has diverged from the mainstream‚ offering a unique perspective. Without adhering to a specific order‚ here are some standout titles that have left a lasting impression on me. SUPER MARIO SUNSHINE – Kicking off with a standout title‚ we have Super Mario Sunshine‚ an indisputable inclusion on the list. Widely praised by both game critics and enthusiasts‚ this marks the second 3D installment in the Super Mario Series. Set against the backdrop of Isle Delfino‚ a tropical haven adorned with vibrant landscapes and lively characters‚ Mario and his friends plan a vacation to this picturesque paradise. However‚ Mario’s relaxation plans take an unexpected turn as the island falls victim to vandalism‚ with the culprit resembling our mustached hero but cast in a mysterious shadow. Unjustly accused‚ Mario finds himself tasked with restoring the island’s pristine state.. Read the rest of this article on page 22 by clicking here&;#33;       Be sure to sign up to get Old School Gamer Magazine for free by clicking here&;#33;       The post 6 Recommended Gamecube Games – by Curry Blaha appeared first on Old School Gamer Magazine.

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Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed legislation that criminalizes the harassment of police officers‚ correctional officers‚ and first responders on duty. According to Fox News‚ “Senate Bill 184 would make it illegal for anyone to harass a police officer‚ correctional probation officer‚ firefighter or an emergency medical care provider ‘engaged in the lawful performance of a legal duty’ after already receiving a warning not to approach the first responder.” “I was proud to sign legislation today to ensure law enforcement officers can serve our communities without worrying about harassment from anti-police activists. We will continue to take action to ensure Florida remains the friendliest state in the nation for law enforcement officers‚” DeSantis said Friday. I was proud to sign legislation today to ensure law enforcement officers can serve our communities without worrying about harassment from anti-police activists. We will continue to take action to ensure Florida remains the friendliest state in the nation for law enforcement… pic.twitter.com/53SEH1II6K — Ron DeSantis (@GovRonDeSantis) April 12‚ 2024 The bill contains a section stating people cannot be within 25 feet of a working officer or first responder after receiving a verbal warning. Per Fox News: In the bill‚ harassment is defined as willfully engaging “in a course of conduct directed at a first responder which intentionally causes substantial emotional distress in that first responder and serves no legitimate purpose.” The bill also specifies that people cannot be within 25 feet of a working first responder after receiving a verbal warning to stay away if they are impeding or interfering with job duties or threatening physical harm. Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood said Thursday that he supports the bill as law enforcement agencies are seeing more “aggressive‚ dangerous behavior” from people hoping to get a reaction from officers. “If there’s a car stop‚ and you want to stand there across the street and film it‚ man‚ have at it. But you don’t come up over the deputy’s shoulder or on a car stop‚ refuse to comply‚ and try to bait that deputy into doing something‚” Chitwood said‚ according to FOX 35 Orlando. While he asks that his deputies act professionally‚ Chitwood added that he will not discipline them for calling a disruptive person a name if it fits their behavior. Critics of the bill claim it will make filming and documenting instances of police brutality more difficult. According to Action News Jax‚ Florida State Representative Angie Nixon (D-Jacksonville) argued the bill is ambiguous. Action News Jax reports: The first law (SB 184)‚ makes it a crime to harass first responders and authorizes police‚ fire‚ and EMS officials to declare a 25-foot ‘no-go zone’ while they carry out their official duties. Ignoring the warning and coming too close with the intent to “impede‚ harass‚ or threaten” a first responder could result in 60 days in jail and a $500 fine. “You shouldn’t be in a situation where you’re at a traffic stop‚ you’re responding to a call of someone in distress and then you have people come trying to interdict or trying to harass you‚” said DeSantis. But State Representative Angie Nixon (D-Jacksonville) argued the bill is ambiguous. Nixon contended the removal of language during the legislative session that had explicitly protected the public’s right to film would make it riskier to observe and document police interactions. James Madison Audits‚ a former law enforcement officer turned 1st and 2nd Amendment media creator‚ had this response to the legislation: WATCH: What do you think&;#63; 

A Lancaster County judge ruled Amish farmer Amos Miller can sell his raw milk to out-of-state customers‚ denying a request by the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture to prevent him from selling his product outside of the state. “Judge Thomas Sponaugle wrote in an order that the Pennsylvania law which regulated milk sales is for the Commonwealth and that does not apply to Miller selling out-of-state‚” WHTM wrote. Judge rules against the state &; in favor of #AmosMiller right to sell outside Pennsylvania. — Robert Barnes (@barnes_law) April 13‚ 2024 “While Plaintiff may be correct that the Pennsylvania General Assembly meant to prevent any sales of raw milk without a permit to both in Commonwealth and out of Commonwealth buyers‚ Pennsylvania law regulating milk sales references within the Commonwealth… at the same time other applicable regulations do not indicate ‘within the Commonwealth’‚” Sponaugle wrote‚ according to the outlet. In January‚ Pennsylvania State Troopers raided Miller’s Lancaster County organic farm. State Troopers And Government Officials Raid Amish Organic Farm‚ Seize Coolers Filled With Property WHTM reports: The Department of Ag. recently requested the court to extend an injunction that was filed in March that would have prevented Miller from selling his products to anyone‚ regardless of location. Sponaugle also wrote that the court will not “blur the line” regarding raw milk sales in Pennsylvania and out-of-state. Miller’s Organic Farm‚ located at 648 Mill Creek Road in Bird-in-Hand‚ was raided in early January by the state’s Agriculture Department officials after two food-borne illnesses‚ one in Michigan and another in New York‚ were reported to have originated from Miller’s products. Later in the month‚ he was sued by the Department of Ag. for selling his product out of state when he was not licensed to do so. &;quot;Miller is an Amish farmer who has resisted following federal and state food safety regulations. State police said troopers were there to provide security for Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture employees who were serving a search warrant‚&;quot; LancasterOnline wrote. BIG WIN for U.S. Farmers—Amos Miller‚ the Amish Farmer in Pennsylvania whose farm was raided by Feds for selling raw milk. Again‚ the U.S. federal government tried to shut down a farmer for selling his milk. Atty Robert Barnes has been in this fight for years &; finally won. 🙌🏼 https://t.co/d9uUiAdtnY — Te𝕏asLindsayâ„¢ (@TexasLindsay_) April 13‚ 2024 &;quot;FBI agents are now targeting the Amish‚ with feds raiding an Amish farmer’s small private farm. The farmer‚ Amos Miller‚ now faces hundreds of thousands of dollars in fines‚&;quot; 100 Percent Fed Up previously noted. Armed Feds Target Amish Farmer in PA For Farming in Accordance With His Religion and Cutting Out the Government “Middle Man” &;quot;Miller was running a members-only food club‚ selling his products to approximately 4‚000 customers who purchased his non-USDA-approved meat‚ eggs‚ and dairy products. Miller believes he should have the religious freedom to raise and prepare food the way he believes God intended‚ in accordance with nature.&;quot; From LancasterOnline: The department asked the judge for specific language to bar all sales‚ citing a Pennsylvania law that they contended meant no one without a state permit could sell any raw milk‚ no matter where they live‚ even though the law references sales “within the commonwealth.” Sponaugle wrote in his two-page order‚ “at the same time other applicable regulations do not indicate ‘within the commonwealth.’ This court shall not hold the above ambiguity against the defendants.” Miller has been the subject of federal and state efforts to compel him to follow food safety rules since at least 2016. In January‚ state agriculture inspectors raided Miller’s farm after two people‚ one in New York and one in Michigan‚ became ill after consuming raw eggnog purchased from Miller. The department then sued him Jan. 23 because he doesn’t have a permit to sell raw milk and hasn’t registered his business with the state‚ among other alleged violations of state laws pertaining to agriculture.