Women’s health: Ideology or science?

Abstract

Countless resources have been spent advocating for women’s health. Yet many of the proposals appear to be ideologically driven rather than based on hard science and an integral understanding of the human person. To advance the health of women, ideologies need to be set aside.

Keywords:

• Women’s health
• Contraception
• Pelvic politics

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Pia de Solenni

Pia de Solenni, S.Th.D., is chancellor of the Diocese of Orange and theological advisor to the bishop. She earned her doctorate in sacred theology at the Pontifical University of the Holy Cross, summa cum laude, and her doctoral work was recognized by Pope St. John Paul II. She may be reached at www.MoralTheologian.com.