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Dear AAPLOG Colleague: AAPLOG had a booth at KAMHC last week. Our Board member Dr. Mary Davenport gave this report. Since the abortion issue is huge on the international scene (as well as on the USA scene), our being informed re: Korean obgyns situation is very ueful. Here’s the info: Korean-American Missions Health Council (KAMHC)
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Dear AAPLOG colleague, The Obamacare bill passed, as you know. Legal challenges will go on and on, as will legislative attempts to alter the law. But what does this mean for the Pro-Life medical professional? Clearly, since tax-funded abortions are NOT forbidden by the law (and such amendments were voted down), abortion will tax-funded, and
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Dear AAPLOG Colleage: Re: the Blair House healthcare summit today, we want you to have clear, concise information on the tax-funded abortion issues. Here is the best we can offer: House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) said, “the law of the land is there is no public funding of abortion, and there is no public funding
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THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF PROLIFE OBSTETRICIANS AND GYNECOLOGISTS INDUCED ABORTION AND SUBSEQUENT PLACENTA PREVIA Placenta Previa is a condition is which the placenta has implanted abnormally low in the uterine cavity. In “partial placenta previa,” a segment of the placenta partially covers the opening to the cervical canal. In “complete placenta previa,”the placenta completely covers the opening to the
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Adolescents were significantly more likely to be dissatisfied with their choice of abortion than adult women. Adolescents are more likely to feel pressured to abort, report being misinformed in the preabortion counseling, to report greater severity of psychological stress postabortion, and are more likely to have second-trimester abortions which carry greater postabortion psychological risks. Full
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Publications concerning Women and Abortion Allanson, S., & Astbury, J. (2001). Attachment style and broken attachments: Violence, pregnancy, and abortion. Australian Journal of Psychology, 53, 146-151. Amaro H., Zuckerman B, & Cabral H. (1989). Drug use among adolescent mothers: profile of risk. Pediatrics, 84, 144-151. Barnett, W., Freudenberg, N., & Wille, R. (1992). Partnership after induced abortion:
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THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF PRO-LIFE OBSTETRICIANS AND GYNECOLOGISTS www.aaplog.org Induced Abortion and Adverse Mental Health Effects, (includes the most recent articles) Sept 2010 “There is consensus among most social and medical science scholars that a minimum of 10 to 30% of women who abort suffer from serious, prolonged negative psychological consequences (Adler et al., 1992;
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