Aug 3, 2013 Dear ProLife Colleague, Here is the first-hand account of the incivility and bullying endured by AAPLOG women doctors at the hands of MWIA officials in Seoul, Korea 2 days ago. The presentations were described by MWIA as âunscientificâ and âpolitical.â You should read them at https://www.aaplog.org/news/banned-at-mwia/ and determine for yourself the quality […]
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Three presentations were cancelled at the last minute from the Medical Women’s International Association conference in Seoul; Korea. More specific details are found at: MWIA Cancellation (8/1/13) MWIA Confrontation (8/3/13) The medical community desperately needs to hear the truth about how some women suffer preventable lifetime psychological harm from abortion, how abortion contributes to preterm
Aug 1, 1013 Dear ProLife Colleague, The triennial meeting of the MWIA,, Medical Womenâs International Association, an organization started in 1919, is being held this week in Seoul, Korea. Three AAPLOG women were scheduled to speak on Aug 1. (Drs Donna Harrison, Mary Davenport, both ObGyns, and Dr. Martha Shuping, a psychiatrist aaplog member). All
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A new systematic review by Dr. Byron Calhoun entitled “The maternal mortality myth in the context of legalized abortion” is found in the 17 July 13 Linacre Quarterly. The prominent âOriginal Researchâ article âThe Comparative Safety of Legal Induced Abortion and Childbirth in the United Statesâ, by Raymond and Grimes in the Feb, 2012, journal
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July 29, 2013 Dear ProLife Colleague, The prominent âOriginal Researchâ article âThe Comparative Safety of Legal Induced Abortion and Childbirth in the United Statesâ, by Raymond and Grimes in the Feb, 2012, journal âObstetrics & Gynecology,â rehearses the longstanding mantra of the choice argument: âAbortion is safer than Childbirth.â To reach this conclusion, Raymond and
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July 18, 2013 Dear ProLife Colleague, Ireland consistently ranks among the top five nations in the world having the lowest maternal mortality rate. That is an incredible record. But their restriction against abortion on demand, and one highly publicized maternal mortality last year made Ireland the target of international pro-abortion ire and political pressure. https://www.aaplog.org/get-involved/letters-to-members/ireland/
July 11, 2013 Dear AAPLOG Colleague, You are familiar with how âpro choiceâ mob rule last week shut down a vote by the Texas senate to limit abortions to under 20 weeks, and to insist that standards in abortion clinics meet the standards of other surgical clinics, for the benefit of womenâs safety. YOUR ACOG
This is an overview article (McCaffrey M: Abortion’s Impact on Prematurity: Closing the knowledge gap. Family North Carolina. (Spring) 2013; 8(2): 22-27) by Dr. Martin McCaffrey. Dr. McCaffrey is a clinical professor of pediatrics at the UNC-Chapel Hill School of Medicine, director of the Perinatal Quality Collaborative of North Carolina, and member of the N.C.
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June 30, 2013 Dear ProLife Colleague, In our May 17, 2013, letter we referenced a new article on the association between abortion and subsequent increased risk for preterm and very preterm birth. He highlights findings from 2 recent Systematic Review and Meta-analysis articles. For a look as an excellent new overview article by Dr. Martin
June 19, 2013 Dear ProLife Colleague, One of the most consistent associations found in the medical literature is the association between induced abortion and increased risk of preterm birth in subsequent pregnancy. Currently, 137 studies confirm this association. Most studies show that one abortion increases the risk of preterm birth by about 30%, and 2
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