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vasectomy stories: 6 news summaries
ADOPTING makes THE LIST

 20 Jolie-Style Moves 
 That Need Your Partner's OK 

Sorry, Angelina, but adopting without Brad Pitt's consent is bad

Nov 12, 09 1:17 PM CST
(Newser) - Inspired by Angelina Jolie’s rumored decision to adopt a seventh child without Brad Pitt’s consent, Kate Torgovnick of The Frisky runs down 20 things you should never do without talking to your partner first:
  • Get a vasectomy (here's looking at you, Spencer Pratt).
  • Start dating someone
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entertainment • Angelina Jolie • Brad Pitt • adoption • Scientology • celebrity • vasectomy

UK Performs First 15-Minute Female 'Vasectomy'

Procedure uses radio waves instead of knife

Apr 8, 09 6:41 AM CDT
(Newser) - A revolutionary new 15-minute female sterilization procedure has been performed for the first time in the UK, reports the Daily Mail. The procedure uses radio waves instead of incisions and in US trials most patients were able to go home within 30 minutes of receiving local anesthesia. The more invasive... More »

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female • vasectomy • sterilization

Archbishop Blasts Plan to Sterilize Poor

Lawmaker's proposal 'an egregious affront, blatantly antilife'

Sep 26, 08 8:01 PM CDT
(Newser) - The Archbishop of New Orleans slammed a Louisiana lawmaker yesterday for a plan to sterilize the poor, the Times-Picayune reports. Archbishop Alfred Hughes called it "an egregious affront to those targeted and blatantly anti-life." State Rep. John Labruzzo floated the idea this week to fight poverty by paying... More »

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Catholic Church • Louisiana • vasectomy • sterilization

New Gizmos Wage War on Sperm Flow

Devices zap testes, block sperm—one by remote control

Sep 20, 08 4:18 PM CDT
(Newser) - Condoms may be reliable, but they’re so last century, prompting scientists to develop a new arsenal of high-tech male contraceptives, the London Times reports. One device, the tiny “fertility control micro-valve,” is injected into a duct to let men control sperm flow using a remote-controlled key fob,... More »

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contraception • fertility • sperm • men • birth control • vasectomy

 Vasectomy Is
 Young Man's Pill 

More under-40s opt for the liberating procedure

Jul 15, 08 11:44 AM CDT
(Newser) - Once exclusive to the over-40 crowd, vasectomies are increasingly popular among young men who want condom-free sex and no fears of Daddydom. But there's also a control component, writes Richard Morgan in Details: These men are taking charge of birth control, not leaving it up to the woman. "I... More »

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contraception • pregnancy • sex • birth control • condom • birth control pill • vasectomy

March Madness

Urologist: Shoot, Don't Score

Docs offer March Madness vasectomy special for couch-potato sports fans

Mar 11, 08 10:30 AM CDT
(Newser) - Crafty Oregon urologists are boosting their vasectomy clinic business at a time of year when a lot of men are on the sofa anyway, the Oregonian reports. A weekend of NCAA basketball tournament action allows just about enough time to recuperate from the surgery. "When March Madness approaches, you... More »

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contraception • basketball • NCAA basketball • birth control • March Madness • vasectomy • urology

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