Health and Medicine by Mendoza - Assignment Example

In U.S.A Mendoza brings to light how the government passed laws that prohibit doctors from conducting partial birth abortion despite the dangers of the dead fetus (Mendoza 625).

Mendoza feels that more should be done to reduce miscarriages and abortion incidences and their consequences. She argues that doctors should be more learned in D &Es in the removal of the dead fetus from the womb without adding on their patients’ complications, which is through maiming respective organs or infections. In doing some research, seeking friends’ opinions and backing up her argument by citing information from CDC. Mendoza learns that more than 66,000 women in the US ought to encounter utter demoralizing and painful abortion experiences mostly between 13 to 20 weeks while another 4000 miscarry each year yet they do not get proper health care and treatment (Mendoza 625).

Mendoza has not deviated from the original content where she talks about health and medicine as well as those we studied last week. She backs up her argument from varied studies’ data like CDC, and American Journal where she tells about complications and problems women go through on or before delivering. Hence she believes that women are at a greater risk of partial-birth abortion (Mendoza 626).

Therefore looking at how Mendoza has argued in this article, based on her personal experience and citing information from other sources she fits properly with other articles on health and medicine that I have read over the past few weeks. Read More