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The Responsible Parenthood and Reproductive Health Act of 2012 (RH Bill)
In Dec 2012 The Philippines passed a Reproductive Health Law, previously called a Reproductive Health Bill.
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What is the effect of rh bill?
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The risk of cervical cancer for women aged less than 20 years is 280% greater; for women aged 20-24 years is 70% greater, and for women aged 25-29 years is 40% greater when compared to non-users.
The risk of DVT (deep venous thrombosis) from third-generation progestagen versions of the pill is 600%-900% higher compared to non-users of the pill
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What is conclusion about reproductive health bill if the problem is in the family relation ship?
The reproductive health bill was established in 2012. This bill's purpose is to get reproductive health for families, such as birth control and maternal check ups for pregnant women.
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mavuya ya du tutuk nu mapa nu pilipinas. panayahbuwan taiwan. (Itbayaten: Matta iya do ni|to no maapa no Pilipiinas, panaya\bwan no Taywan.) (English: This is found at the top of the map of the Philippines, below Taiwan.)
Should the immigration reform bill HR 4437 become law?
First; many people who come to this country illegally, do so without understanding of the laws of this nation or the fact that laws vary from one state to the next. When illegal immigrants enter the country, they often bring their versions of the law with them. By controlling who gets into the country, we can verify that they understand our laws and understand what a privilege it is to be here. Second; once illegal immigrants arrive, they are often exploited by unscrupulous employers, who pay less than minimum wage, and in unreasonably poor work conditions. If immigrants are here legally, they can be paid a fair wage and work in far more reasonable conditions. If the assumption is that we NEED foreign workers, then we need to treat them reasonably. Many of our politicians are fully aware that employment of illegals forces the overall prices of many goods and services DOWN, by keeping wages down. When wages are unreasonably low, the competition to get prices down benefits the politicians who take credit for lowered inflation. In reality, politicians are spending taxpayer money at alarming rates and using the illegal immigrant to avoid runaway inflation. Third; when illegal immigrants are injured or are otherwise in poor health, they go to the emergency room where they are guaranteed services. While the medical system in this country is intended to provide care for a few who are unemployed or otherwise without medical insurance, the system is not intended for the overwhelming numbers that arrive, placing stress on the medical resources of hospitals. Many hospitals are being forced to close their emergency rooms or charge the paying patients many times the reasonable costs for services because they have to somehow pay for all of the indigent illegal aliens who show up, demanding services. Fourth; our school districts are being forced to educate many students who do not even speak the local language. It is effectively a second school within a school. The parents of these students often do not contribute tax dollars to the school districts to pay for the education of their students, while the students force additional strain on the system. If an intelligent immigration bill were passed, this problem could be solved without the tremendous strain on the school system. Fifth; when illegal aliens work "off the books", they do not pay taxes. The services provided by the Federal Government and by local and state agencies are being funded by deficits and by increases in taxes and costs of services. Does HR 4437 address all of these issues? Probably not. But the issues must be addressed, and perhaps this resolution would be a reasonable first step.
What are the advantages and disadvantages of RH Bill?
"ang pamilya ang pinakamaliit na yunit ng lipunan' .,.., i love sex .,,. but sex can cause a family. and a family can contribute to the rapid growth of population.,,. and there is no place for the new generation if the old ones are still alive.,
In third world countries, reproductive health bill (less population) means
economic growth, less crimes, less uneducated children, more food on the table without resorting to begging.
What are the benefits that can be derived from the RH BILL?
the benefits of rh bill was the protect the people
What is recommendation for rh bill?
There are 6 bills pertaining to reproductive health and/or population management that have been filed for deliberation in both the House of Representatives and the Senate for the 15thCongress.
The most controversial of these bills is House Bill No. 96 authored by Rep. Edcel Lagman. House Bill No. 96, also known as the proposed "Reproductive Health and Population and Development Act of 2010," will cover the following areas:
- midwives of skilled attendance
- emergency obstetric care
- access to family planning
- maternal death review
- family planning supplies as essential medicines
- benefits for serious and life-threatening reproductive health conditions
- mobile health care service
- mandatory age-appropriate reproductive health and sexuality education
- responsibility of local family planning office and certificate of compliance
- capability building of barangay health workers
- ideal family size
- employers' responsibilities
- multi-media campaign
- implementing mechanisms
- reporting requirements
- prohibited acts
- penalties
The bill is controversial, as it is being opposed by concerned citizens, especially the pro-life, pro-family and pro-God groups, regardless of creed or religion. The Roman Catholic Church expresses its opposition against the bill on many counts, most especially the procurement and distribution of family planning supplies for the whole country, when the available evidence from peer reviewed medical journals supports the hypothesis that when ovulation and fertilization occur in women taking oral contraceptives (OCs) or using intrauterine devices (IUD), post-fertilization effects are operative on occasion to prevent clinically recognized pregnancy. Hormonal contraceptives and/or IUDs directly affect the endometrium. These effects have been presumed to render the endometrium relatively inhospitable to implantation or to the maintenance of the preembryo or embryo prior to clinically recognized pregnancy. These make pills and IUDS abortifacient.
Pro-life groups, and many professionals in the medical and nursing fields, believe that physicians and policy makers should understand and respect the beliefs of patients who consider human life to be present and valuable from the moment of fertilization. Patients should be made fully aware of this information so that they can consent to or refuse the use of artificial contraceptives.
However, the position of the Catholic Church and the pro-life groups does not mean that they espouse the attitude of "natalism" at all costs, as if the "number" of children, in itself, were the unmistakable sign of authentic christian matrimonial life.
The sexual act, properly exercised within marriage only, is ordained primarily to the propagation of life. If there are reasonable motives for spacing births, such as serious medical conditions in the mother, or extreme poverty, then the Catholic Church teaches that married couples may take advantage of the natural cycles of the reproductive system and use their marriage precisely those times that are infertile (natural family planning).
Other aspects of the bill being contested by concerned citizens include the classification of family planning supplies as essential medicines when their safety/toxicity profile and legal permissibility are questionable. At the same time, more importance should be given to the prevalent diseases, the top ten leading causes of morbidity and mortality in the Philippines, namely, infections such as pneumonia and tuberculosis. Financial resources allotted by foreign donors to assist the Philippine government programs could actually be better spent towards pursuing health programs targeting communicable diseases than purchasing artificial contraceptives.
Very pertinent to the debate about reproduction rights is the right to life. The Philippine Constitution says that the State "shall equally protect the life of the mother and the life of the unborn from conception. If artificial contraceptives are medically proven to induce abortion as one of their mechanisms of action, then procurement and distribution of such family planning supplies are unconstitutional and illegal.
What is the good effect of rh bill in families?
Although it can decreases our population because like what as now our economy problem is poverty.
It is because of many parents or people that are unemployed.,
but i really disagree because,
In the first place we're breaking the rules of our father almighty even if God cant be seen we should still obey all of his commands coz he is our creator
then, in terms of controlling.
many contraceptives there we can apply like condoms,withdrawal,bysectomy,ligatetion,pills and etc. that cant kill or waste a life of an innocent one. God loves us, we should love his creations too. thats all i know now. how i wish this simple message can affect the conscience of many. Godbless us all.
I WISH IT WOULD BE HEARD.
What are the possible question and answer about a Rh bill debate?
If the Reproductive Health Bill is for health, why promote oral contraceptive pills when it is known for causing breast and cervical cancer?
What are the main objectives of RH bill?
The main objectives of the RH bill were to guarantee universal access to contraception methods, fertility control, sexual education, and maternal care. The Reproductive Health Bill or RH Bill, is now a law in the Philippines.
What are the causes and effects of RH bill?
The Reproductive Health Bill, known as the RH Bill, was caused by the need of citizens to guarantee access to planned parenthood methods and care. The major effects are that more health care options are readily available.
What is the positive effect of RH bill?
It can lessen the burden of our Government and our economy will be able to increase
Does the rh bill could be the solution to poverty?
nope....because poverty is cause of the corruptions.it also because of our president is concern to the beggar or people with no job..
Yes it is true..that is why PNOY want to run to be president again>...? it because PNOY what to prove that he is better the GMA....
-Elizha Joy Villanueva
study in Puerto Galera Academy
Only a grade 7 but against for corruptions.....
JELIZHA_08
4 erver
Dapat bang ipatupad ang rh bill?
i thik hindi dapat kasi dapat tayong mga tao mismo ang nagdidisiplina sa ating sarili dahil kaya nga tayo binuhay ng diyos para mamuhay ng tama eh kaso maraming tao ang nalululong sa masasamang gawi kaya dapat tayong mga kabataan ay matuto gaya ng sinasabi ng ating mga magulang at ng simbahan.
by 23 eya.... theamay
What is the main purpose of RH bill?
The Reproductive Health Bill, informally known as the RH Bill, are proposed laws in the Republic of the Philippines "aiming to guarantee universal access to methods on contraception, fertility control, sexual education, and maternal care".
