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Catholic Medical Groups Urge FDA to Reinstate Safeguards on Abortion Pill Mifepristone July 9, 2025 The Catholic Medical Association (CMA), alongside several prominent Catholic health and ethics organizations, has formally requested that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) conduct a comprehensive review of the
While society recognizes the need for grieving, consolation and recovery for women who have lost a child either at or soon after birth, there is relatively little recognition of the impact that miscarriage can have on the mother of the unborn child, let alone on
Sign the petition now! A Catholic doctor, cardiologist Dermot Kearney, is currently under investigation by the General Medical Council for administering treatment to desperate pregnant women who changed their minds after taking a pill to abort their unborn babies. Scores of women in the UK have
An unusual ceremony in Poland Respect for human life is also expressed by respect for the human body after death. For some time now, a trend is observed in some Western countries of decreasing respect for human life from conception and, at the same time,
Newlywed Nia wasn't experiencing any unusual symptoms, but with the help of her fertility awareness charts, she noticed that something was abnormal with her menstrual cycles. The information from her charts gave Nia and her doctor the information they needed to save her health--and her
Let's fight fistula, now more than ever The fight to end obstetric fistula, one of the most serious and tragic injuries that can occur during childbirth, could be threatened by the current pandemic of COVID-19. Obstetric fistula is preventable; it can largely be avoided by delaying
A brain region called the hypothalamus is smaller among women who use birth control pills, compared with non-users, a new study finds. Birth control pills may slightly alter the structure of women's brains, according to a new study. The study found that women taking the
November 25, 2019 Catholic Medical Association Responds to Article on Crisis Pregnancy Centers Philadelphia, PA—The Catholic Medical Association disagrees with information in a recent article published by The Society for Adolescent Health and Medicine and The Society for Pediatric and Adolescent Gynecology, in which a
CMA-USA and NCBC Respond to Misleading Statement from The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists and Physicians for Reproductive Health:Abortion Can Be Medically Necessary The Catholic Medical Association (USA) and the National Catholic Bioethics Center recognize the obligation to treat both patients, the mother and
