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Morgentaler now performs abortions full time and attracts the outrage of people opposed to abortion. - Radio, 5:57
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June 23, 1970
Abortion controversy heats up
Radio
5:57
Morgentaler describes the stress and joy of being at centre of the abortion storm. - Television, 2:45
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Sept. 19, 1977
Abortion doctor Morgentaler on stress and joy of notoriety
Television
2:45
Morgentaler celebrates as the Supreme Court of Canada strikes down the abortion law. - Television, 2:58
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Jan. 28, 1988
Abortion law ruled unconstitutional
Television
2:58
A House of Commons report sounds the alarm on the preventable problem of fetal alcohol syndrome. - Radio, 14:54
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June 21, 1992
Alcohol devastates developing brains
Radio
14:54
A South African doctor promotes a pregnancy therapy he claims will promote shorter labour and smarter babies. - Television, 26:19
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Dec. 23, 1971
'Baby bubble' pregnancy therapy for moms-to-be
Television
26:19
Dr. John Rock, co-developer of the "revolutionary" birth control pill on what the tablet can do. - Television, 2:46
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Oct. 11, 1964
Birth control: the magic pill
Television
2:46
Birth control pill spurs changing sexual attitudes among Canadians. - Television, 2:09
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Oct. 11, 1964
Birth control: the pill meant women could
Television
2:09
<p>Doctors at Montreal's Royal Victoria Hospital reveal a new reprodcutive procedure, IVM, that is cheaper, less invasive and just as successful as IVF.</p> - Television, 2:13
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Nov. 17, 1999
Breakthrough: In vitro maturation
Television
2:13
The first all-Canadian test tube baby is born in Vancouver, weighing two pounds and two ounces. - Television, 2:38
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Feb. 10, 1984
Canada's very own test tube baby
Television
2:38
<p>In 1975, <em>Quirks & Quarks</em> talks to Carl Djerassi, one of the inventors of the birth control pill.</p> - Radio, 18:13
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Oct. 29, 1975
Carl Djerassi, father of the birth control pill
Radio
18:13
In a landmark decision, the Supreme Court rules against forced sterilization of the mentally handicapped. - Television, 2:10
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Oct. 23, 1986
Court says no to forced sterilization
Television
2:10
Justice Minister Kim Campbell defends the proposed controversial bill which would re-criminalize abortion. - Radio, 7:19
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Jan. 31, 1991
Defending Bill C-43
Radio
7:19
Dr. Djerassi talks about his contribution to the birth control pill. - Television, 4:46
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March 9, 1994
Dr. Carl Djerassi ('mother of the pill') on birth control
Television
4:46
In 1969 Dr. Henry Morgentaler emerged as one of Canada's most controversial figures when he broke the law and opened the country's first abortion clinic. Over the next two decades, the Montreal doctor would be heralded as a hero by some and called a murderer by others as he fought to change Canada's abortion laws.
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Topic spans: 1969-1989
Dr. Henry Morgentaler: Fighting Canada's Abortion Laws
Topic
16 television clips
2 radio clips
An experimental drug literally multiplies women's chances at motherhood. - Television, 10:49
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Oct. 3, 1965
Experimental drug means pregnancy boom?
Television
10:49
After the birth of Louise Brown, an infertile couple argues with medical experts and theologians about their right to in vitro fertilization. - Television, 10:32
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July 31, 1978
Fighting for in vitro fertilization in Canada
Television
10:32
For many couples it's their worst nightmare. Years of trying and still, no baby. Adoption was once the only option. Nowadays there are fertility drugs, in vitro fertilization, and surrogate mothers. But with these modern-day solutions come new moral conundrums and questions: How far are we willing to go to fight infertility?
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Topic spans: 1960-2003
Fighting Infertility
Topic
14 television clips
6 radio clips
A Montreal professor says a deteriorating Y chromosome may eventually spell the end of the human race. - Television, 2:05
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May 9, 2002
Genetic flaw leads to declining sperm quality
Television
2:05
In a combative TV interview, the famous feminist defends some of the ideas in her best-selling book <em>The Female Eunuch</em>. - Television, 5:29
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Oct. 28, 1971
Germaine Greer vs. Larry Zolf
Television
5:29
Toronto East General Hospital's IVF clinic throws a birthday bash for the approximately 480 children born with the help of in vitro fertilization. - Television, 1:43
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May 5, 1991
In vitro clinic hosts birthday party
Television
1:43
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