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OSU MFM Professor Acknowledges Induced Abortion-Preterm Birth Associaton

Jay D. Iams, MD; Vincenzo Berghells, MD. Care for women with prior preterm birth. American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology. August 2010;203(3):89-100 This is an extremely informative article on preterm birth, an issue that complicates I in 8 pregnancies in the U.S.A. Because of associated morbidity and expense, preterm birth is of intense interest to […]

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Gerard Health Foundation Announces Second “Life Prizes” Awards

$600,000 in Prizes to be Awarded to Life Saving Heroes Natick, MA – Up to $600,000 will be awarded to individuals or organizations that have worked to save human lives and will be honored for their life saving principles and practices at an invitation-only ceremony in January hosted by the Gerard Health Foundation as part

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Dr. Iams

Dear Prolife Colleague, The August issue of AJOG has an extremely informative article on preterm birth, an issue that complicates I in 8 pregnancies in the U.S.A.  Because of associated morbidity and expense, preterm birth is of intense interest to the medical community.  The major author is Jay D. Iams,  MD, MFM, Professor and Vice

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Dues Letter (part 2)

Dear ProLife Colleague: This is an amended dues letter!!  We did not write down the dues amount in our last letter!!   No, we can’t believe it either.  (the amount is actually written on the on-line giving form, but that doesn’t excuse my omission!)  Anyway: Dues Schedule: Dues are voluntary.  We do not drop you for

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Advice for Student (part 3)

Dear ProLife Colleague: this is the 3rd letter of advice from your peers regarding students/residents and abortion related assignments. The comments are unedited. Female 1. They may have the students doing something entirely separate from the abortions. When I was a student we rotated through a county “family planning” clinic where abortions were done, but

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Advice for Student (part 2)

Dear ProLife Colleague, The med student who asked for advice dealing with a Planned Parenthood assignment, or any abortion related assignment, really hit a nerve!! We asked for comments, and we got a boatload of really good comments. Can’t send them all at once (drinking from a firehose?), so will parcel the comments out over

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Advice for Student

Dear Med Student or Resident: Maybe you can identify with the student writing the following letter: Dear AAPLOG, I started my Ob/Gyn rotation in medical school today. We were told by our preceptor that we have to work a day at a local Planned Parenthood during the rotation. Another student and I are going to

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Dues Letter

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF OBSTETRICIANS & GYNECOLOGISTS AUGUST 2010 AAPLOG ANNUAL DUES/GIFTS LETTER (Very easy to pay on-line!) If you are an ObGyn AAPLOG Member,  we need your DUES to sustain the pro-life, pro-conscience vital work we are engaged in on your behalf, and on behalf of the unborn and the pregnant women who would be

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Chris Smith's Bill

Dear ProLife Colleague, As we and many others have pointed out, President Obama’s “executive order” prohibiting tax funded abortions is meaningless (see our letter of July 16). There will be tax funded abortions, lots of them, unless substantial counter-legislation is passed. Rep Chris Smith is introducing such legislation. You can help by contacting your congressman

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