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PRI Review 2017, (v27 n1) January/February

  • FDA, Bayer FINALLY admit dangers of Essure sterilization device, but sales allowed to continue
  • Catholic Relief Services is at it again, back in the contraceptive distribution business
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In this Issue:

  • Insure Essure Leaves the Market 1
  • The Ugly American 2
  • Carlos Polo Receives Award 3
  • May I Send You These Gifts? 4
  • CRS Activity in the D.R. Congo 6
  • Prayerful Persistence  8
  • From the Countries 9
  • What the U.S. Election Means 10
  • A Joyous and Hope Filled Year 12
Africa, Canada, China, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Italy, Kenya, Peru, Russian Federation, The United States
Ban on Abortion, Catholic Relief Services, CRS Stored and Distributed Contraceptives, cultural imperialism, Donald Trump, Essure, euthanasia, foreign aid, Humanity 2016 Award, population decline, PROMSEX, The Lower River, Two-Child Policy, USAID
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