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About Dr. Dominic Pedulla
For more than 15 years, Dr. Dominic Pedulla has worked as a cardiologist and practitioner of vascular medicine, offering a wide range of treatment options through the Oklahoma Vein & Endovascular Center in Oklahoma City. At the Oklahoma Vein & Endovascular Center, Dr. Dominic Pedulla invests his work with a strong academic track record and a rich history of professional achievement. An athlete and scholar in high school, Dr. Dominic Pedulla gained admission to Fordham University in New York City, where he split his time between academic commitments and his role on the NCAA Division I Rams Baseball Team. From September 1978 to July 1982, Dr. Dominic Pedulla studied numerous subjects at Fordham University, eventually declaring his major in biology. Upon graduation from Fordham University with his Bachelor of Science degree in Biology, Dr. Dominic Pedulla entered New York Medical College in Valhalla. Over the course of four years at New York Medical College, Dr. Dominic Pedulla learned all facets of clinical medicine and, as a result of his performance, won induction to the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society. Receiving his M.D. from New York Medical College in 1986, Dr. Dominic Pedulla subsequently entered the realm of medical practice. After the successful completion of his residency at Montefiore Medical Center in the Bronx, Dr. Dominic Pedulla earned a yearlong fellowship in cardiology through Cornell University. Relocating to the Oklahoma City region at the end of this period, Dr. Dominic Pedulla established the Oklahoma Vein & Endovascular Center, where he serves as head physician and President. To read more about the professional background of Dr. Dominic Pedulla and his services at the Oklahoma Vein & Endovascular Center, visit the official company website at noveinok.com.
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The Edith Stein Foundation (2/2)
April, 2011
Since beginning his research on the risks of contraception, Dr. Dominic Pedulla has uncovered an increasing amount of evidence that suggests women should consider alternate birth control options. Dr. Pedulla surmises that women coping with menstruation-triggered depression and similar mood disorders suffer due to their choice to use contraceptives to avoid becoming pregnant. Disturbed by findings that birth control is capable of causing cardiovascular problems, Dr. Pedulla encourages his patients to consider the negative aspects of contraceptive dependence.
Many professional practitioners in the medical community agree that tubal sterilization, a common surgical birth control method, contributes to the likelihood that a woman will require a hysterectomy later in life. Additionally, there is evidence suggesting that 75% of hysterectomies in the United States and Europe are unnecessary, potentially resulting in cardiac arrest. Likewise, certain autoimmune diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis and lupus affect women at a markedly higher rate than they do men. Recent research, although still in its early stages, points to a correlation between emotional distress and physical illness. Currently, there is no conclusive evidence that negative feelings are capable of producing physically damaging antibodies, yet many physicians and psychologists support the notion. Taking this into account, Dr. Pedulla continues to search for answers regarding the toll that contraception takes on a woman’s emotional and mental health. Dr. Pedulla is also looking into contraception’s ability to trigger the growth of cancerous cells in a woman’s breast tissue and reproductive organs, as well as the relationship between past contraceptive use and failed pregnancy.
Every year, billions of dollars are spent in the fight against breast cancer, coronary artery disease, depression, infertility, and numerous other seemingly unconnected women’s health issues. Firmly believing that contraception is the root cause of many of these ailments, Dr. Dominic Pedulla is pioneering the campaign to support non-contraceptive methods of birth control. To learn more about the Edith Stein Foundation’s efforts, or to make a donation to this worthy cause, visit www.theedithsteinfoundation.com.
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A Brief Overview of Birth Choice of Oklahoma, Inc., Dr. Dominic Pedulla
July, 2011
As a concerned member of the Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, community, Dr. Dominic Pedulla belongs to several local service organizations. He remains the President of the Edith Stein Foundation, a women’s health think tank, and Dr. Dominic Pedulla also contributes to several associations such as Natural Planning Family Outreach, Concerned Catholics of Oklahoma City, and Birth Choice of Oklahoma, Inc. Since 1973, Birth Choice of Oklahoma has worked to provide pregnant women with dependable advice and guidance on the issues facing them during pregnancy.
The volunteers at Birth Choice of Oklahoma are well versed in the art of counseling pregnant women, and they are knowledgeable about several issues related to pregnancy. The organization provides a wide range of education and counseling programs to assist women worried about their finances, concerned about their personal health and the health of their baby, or anxious about their ability to properly look after and raise a child. Along with these issues, Birth Choice of Oklahoma also offers community information on abstinence, relationships, parenting, STDs, fetal development, adoption, and abortion.
Birth Choice of Oklahoma serves women in several locations in the state of Oklahoma, and the organization provides practical support that can help pregnant women gain access to prenatal vitamins, referrals to community agencies, diapers and formula, adoption referrals, and medical care. Birth Choice of Oklahoma exists so that each and every pregnant women in the community is informed in the options available to her when she becomes pregnant.
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