Nov 12, 2012 Dear ProLife Colleague, In the Nov election, at least two candidates (Indiana, Missouri) can attribute a large portion of their loss to media capitalization of well-meaning but very clumsy or misinformed statements about rape in the abortion context. It is a hot topic. Actually, the person rarely heard from is the rape […]
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Nov 1, 2012 Dear ProLife Colleague, Thank you for voting your values this coming Tuesday!! Preterm birth, (and especially Very Preterm Birth, Nov 1, 2012 Dear ProLife Colleague, Thank you for voting your values this coming Tuesday!! Preterm birth, (and especially Very Preterm Birth,
October 2012 The following comments are in response to an article in the February, 2012 journal “Obstetrics and Gynecology” which declares abortion to be safer than childbirth. A thoughtful study of our response to the journal article will give the reader balanced information with which to refute that grossly erroneous mantra. IS ABORTON SAFER THAN
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Dear ProLife Colleague, Another political candidate has put his head in a meat grinder with a statement about abortion. Republican Rep. Joe Walsh (Ill.) said Thursday that abortions are “absolutely” never necessary to save the lives of pregnant women. “With modern technology and science, you can’t find one instance,” Walsh said. “There is no such
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Dear Pro-Life colleague, There is tremendous pressure on Ireland to cave in to the European Union Standards regarding induced abortion availability. Like the wolf in sheep’s clothing, the pressure comes in the guise of reducing maternal mortality (abortion is supposed to do that, you know. Not!!) As noted below, Ireland has one of the lowest
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Dear ProLife Colleague, This letter will be different from most of our letters. It describes a world that really does exist in a land that has a government enforced one child policy. It will probably turn your stomach. But it is the real world for a huge number of women. This report is put together
Dear ProLife Colleague, Here is more information on abortion’s association with increased maternal mortality rates. This record linkage study contradicts the established mantra that abortion is safer than childbirth. It is not safer. More info on this topic is available at: https://www.aaplog.org/complications-of-induced-abortion/induced-abortion-and-maternal-mortality/ Elliot Institute News Release Higher Death Rates After Abortion Found in U.S., Finland and Denmark Large Record Linkage
http://eurpub.oxfordjournals.org/content/early/2012/09/05/eurpub.cks107.abstract http://afterabortion.org/2012/multiple-abortions-increase-risk-of-maternal-death-new-study/ Coleman PK, Reardon DC, Calhoun BC. Reproductive history patterns and long-term mortality rates: a Danish, population-based record linkage study Eur J Public Health, first published online September 5, 2012 Dr. Coleman’s summary See more info at: http://www.wecareexperts.org/content/second-study-using-danish-population-data-led-wecare-director-published-european-journal-pub The general purpose of this more extensive study was to explore the effects of particular patterns
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Dear ProLife Colleage, A new study of the medical records for nearly half a million women in Denmark reveals significantly higher maternal death rates following abortion compared to delivery. This finding has confirmed similar large-scale population studies conducted in Finland and the United States, https://www.aaplog.org/complications-of-induced-abortion/induced-abortion-and-maternal-mortality/induced-abortion-and-natural-cause-maternal-death/ but contradicts the widely held belief that abortion is safer
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Reardon DC, Coleman PK. Short and long term mortality rates associated with first pregnancy outcome: Population register based study for Denmark 1980-2004. Med Sci Monit 2012;18(9):PH 71 – 76. Dr. Coleman’s summary The objectives of the study were to examine mortality rates associated with first pregnancy outcome and to explore differences in mortality rates associated
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