Maryland’s Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOH) announced on Friday that 12 of 16 abortion clinics inspected in the state failed to meet the state’s safety regulations, the most recent of which went into effect in July of 2012.
LifeSiteNews reports that Joshua Sharfstein, secretary of the Maryland DOH, said one of the most common violations discovered was the “failure to maintain a sanitary environment at all times and to consistently use chemical indicator strips in sterilized equipment packing.”
In addition, violations included “failure to obtain information about the professional credentials of physicians on staff from the National Practitioner Data Bank,” and “failure to include a discharge diagnosis in the medical record.”
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2 comments:
one way of controlling the welfare state!
Close all of them down.We need more babies.How else will our population be unmanageable in the future if we don't allow as many babies as possible to be born? Not just in the US,but in every country.Abortion clinics should not exist anywhere,and terminating a pregnancy in any manner should be outlawed.The US has a reputation of freedom to uphold.We could shoot for a world population of 10 billion in the next 10 years.
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