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American Medical Association Faces Backlash for Calling to Remove Sex From Birth Certificates

American Medical Association Faces Backlash for Calling to Remove Sex From Birth Certificates Posted on The American Medical Association (AMA), the largest organization of physicians and medical students in the United States, came under fire over the weekend for a recent proposal calling to end the designation of (sex) on birth certificates. The proposal (pdf), which was adopted by the by the AMA’s board of trustees in June, states that recording the baby’s sex on the public portion of birth certificates, as has always been the case, has “potential for discrimination.” “Our American Medical Association will advocate for the removal of sex as a legal designation on the public portion of the birth certificate,” the proposal reads, adding that information on a person’s sex designation at birth will still be submitted to the authority and only used for medical, public health, and statistical purposes.

Employment and Social Developments in Europe review shows diverse impact of COVID-19 crisis

Employment and Social Developments in Europe review shows diverse impact of COVID-19 crisis
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Circulation journal special issue focuses on racial disparities in cardiovascular medicine

Circulation journal special issue focuses on racial disparities in cardiovascular medicine
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Debating early child care relationship between developmental science and media | Developmental psychology

Debating early child care relationship between developmental science and media | Developmental psychology
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When wealthier doesn t mean healthier

Print this article If we needed more evidence that national wealth, scientific knowledge, technical know-how and sophisticated healthcare don’t guarantee healthier lives, then the impact of the coronavirus pandemic has provided it. Covid-19 is cutting life expectancy in many wealthy Western countries, cancelling decades of gains already under threat from growing inequality. The United States is the stand-out failure. For decades, enormous spending on healthcare has failed to produce better health and longer lives than in many other countries that spend less. Covid-19 has added hugely to the mortality toll, with a disproportionate number of deaths among already-lagging minority populations. But even before the pandemic, average life expectancy in the United States, and in Britain, had fallen in recent years.

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