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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June 17, 2013 Dear ProLife Colleague, As noted in our last letter to you, there is a frantic attempt by world proabortion forces to force Ireland to liberalize their abortion restrictive laws. The current focus of the frenzy revolves around one case of maternal mortality that has been distorted and sensationalized (see our letter at
June 12, 2013 Dear ProLife colleague, We received this extremely valuable letter, which we pass on to you. You may want to use it in your practice, or in your prolife ministry. Dear AAPLOG, I have a 2-year-old with Down syndrome — one of the biggest gifts I’ve ever been given. My doctor, a pro-life
June 10, 2013 Dear ProLife Colleague A quick look across the Atlantic: The Irish people have been besieged by an assault to legalize abortion in their country for over 20 years. Radical pro-abortion advocates from around the world, including Planned Parenthood, have intensified their efforts greatly in the last few years. Abortion activists claim that
May 31, 2013 Dear ProLife Colleague, AAPLOG’s core issue is to stand for the sanctity for human life from the beginning, while also standing for excellence in reproductive health care for women. We highlight this by examining evidence based medicine (as against politically correct medicine) as we expose the significant complications of induced abortion seen
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May 23, 2013 Dear ProLife Colleague, There are 2 approaches to ending abortion: 1. All or nothing. 2. Incremental (get what you can). Both have honest advocates. If you are an “all or none” person, so far in 40 years, you have gotten “none.” If you are an incrementalist, there continue to be victories along
May 16, 2013 Dear ProLife Colleague, The North Carolina Senate is considering a bill that would require schools to teach in the health cirriculum about causes of preterm birth—including induced abortion. There is huge fire coming from Planned Parenthood and Teachers Union people on twitter. Bill sponsors are worried that they may lose some supporters.