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Auxogyn Takes Top Honor as 'Most Promising Company' at Personalized Medicine World Conference 2012

MENLO PARK, Calif., Feb. 9, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Auxogyn, Inc., a privately-held company advancing women's reproductive health, announced today that the Personalized Medicine World Conference (PMWC) and ...

Amid the politics of contraception, fewer unintended pregnancies

The debate over insurance coverage of contraception in Washington, D.C., and on the campaign trail comes at a time when public-health officials can boast of some positive developments in reproductive healthcare over the past decade. On Wednesday, research

Allentown diocese to workers: Contraception mandate could end health benefit

Obama plan would affect about 1,000 teachers and other employees, officials warn. The Diocese of Allentown has enlisted its workers in a fight to defeat an Obama administration mandate that religious employers pay for contraceptives and other reproductive

Lisa Subeck: Walker foe must stand up for women’s health

When Gov. Scott Walker was elected, he promised to focus on jobs and the economy. While he did not entirely hide his out-of-the-mainstream conservative social views on issues like birth control and abortion, no one could have predicted the extent of the a

Staten Island's Rep. Michael Grimm slams Obama health care mandate as 'anti-Catholic'

Advance file photoIn a letter to U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius, Rep. Michael Grimm and 21 House members voiced their "strong opposition" to the mandate they say will "force" religious-affiliated groups that