Dear ProLife Colleague, Be prepared to be labeled as “one who denys fundamental human rights. That is the way we are being looked at by the United Nations Human Rights Council. Below is a report, which can also be found in its entirety at: http://www.c-fam.org/fridayfax/volume-14/un-official-says-abortion-is-a-human-right,-secretary-general-endorses-report.html Sep 22, 2011 UN Official Says Abortion is a Human […]
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Dear ProLife Colleague, Here is our 4th letter commenting on the Coleman Study in the new Brit J Psychiatry. Why are we spending so much ink on this?? Because it is the largest quantitative study on this topc that has been done. It represents the mental health experience of 877,000 women. And have you seen
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Dear ProLife Colleague, Why is the Priscila Coleman article in the Sept 1 British Journal of Psychiatry so remarkable?? Because it is there at all!! You can’t imagine the scrutiny and revisions this article went thru to be accepted by this excellent journal. And that is good! It gives all the more reason why you
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A new study, which offers the largest quantitative estimate of mental health risks associated with abortion available in the world literature, was published today in the highly regarded British Journal of Psychiatry. This meta-analysis is based on 22 published studies, 36 effects, and it brings together data on 877,181 participants 163,831 of whom experienced an
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Dear ProLife Colleague, Why is the Coleman study in the current Brit J Psychiatry so worth your study, and worth the attention of the medical community? Several reasons: 1. This review offers the largest estimate of mental health risks associated with abortion available in the world literature. The results revealed an 81% increased risk of
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This review by Dr. Priscilla K. Coleman of Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, Ohio, offers the largest quantitative estimate of mental health risks associated with abortion available in the world literature. Calling into question the conclusions from traditional reviews, the results revealed a moderate to highly increased risk of mental health problems after abortion.
This review by Dr. Priscilla K. Coleman of Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, Ohio, offers the largest quantitative estimate of mental health risks associated with abortion available in the world literature. Calling into question the conclusions from traditional reviews, the results revealed a moderate to highly increased risk of mental health problems after abortion.
This review by Dr. Priscilla K. Coleman (found in The British Journal of Psychiatry (2011)199, 180–186. doi: 10.1192/bjp.bp.110.077230) offers the largest quantitative estimate of mental health risks associated with abortion available in the world literature. Calling into question the conclusions from traditional reviews, the results revealed a moderate to highly increased risk of mental health
Dear ProLife Colleague: This is extremely important information. Perhaps the most devastating and far- reaching complication of induced abortion is what it does to the mental health status of the surviving victim (the pregnant woman). The abundant evidence-based literature has been systematically ignored or trivialized by the mainstream prochoice medical establishment.. Today in the British
Dear AAPLOG Colleague, This is our annual dues/gifts letter. Many of you will be getting it by snail mail this week also. Whether you are an ob/gyn, other specialty, other medical professional, interested lay person, or whatever, we are very grateful for your financial help in dues or gifts as we continue to promote the