Dear Colleagues, Regarding the Chile study on maternal mortality: If you have a comment to make on the recent article from Chile on Maternal mortality, then please post your comments, notes, questions or suggestions about the Koch’s study directly at PLoS ONE, where the article was published. Your opinion supporting this study is very important […]
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On May 1, 2012, Governor Nathan Deal signed into law House Bill 954, which would prohibit the elective termination of all pregnancies at or beyond 20 weeks after fertilization or 22 weeks gestation. There are currently an estimated 1300 babies aborted each year after 22 weeks in Georgia. Georgia became the sixth state to pass
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Dear ProLife Colleague, Monday we sent you a very limited summary of the outstanding and potentially revolutionary study by Elard Koch, et al, on the progress in Chile over the past 50 years in decreasing Maternal Mortality. This is a truly pro-life, pro-women’s health message. Become familiar with it. Note: on the U.N. and international
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Dear ProLife Colleague, For several years there has been a very urgent plea from international agencies and “authorities” for world wide easy access to legal (called “safe”) induced abortion, on the grounds that this will result in a marked decrease in maternal mortality (and all of us agree that maternal mortality world-wide must be aggressively
Women’s Education Level, Maternal Health Facilities, Abortion Legislation and Maternal Deaths: a Natural Experiment in Chile from 1957 to 2007 Please NOTE: The Guttmacher Institute challenges this Chilean article by Koch. Koch replies. Find the discussion at https://www.aaplog.org/get-involved/letters-to-members/guttmacher-challenges-koch-replies/ Executive Summary: Koch et al. article PLoS ONE 2012, May 4 Available in http://dx.plos.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0036613 A thorough analysis
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Executive Summary: Koch et al. article PLoS ONE 2012, May 4 Available in http://dx.plos.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0036613 A thorough analysis of over 50 years of excellent maternal mortality data from the nation of Chile has revealed that the most important factor in reducing maternal mortality is the educational level of women. Educating women enhances a woman’s ability to
Dear ProLife Colleague, Pro-life and pro-woman medical principles are essential to emphasize in the struggle to oppose the killing of the unborn and the exploitation of their mothers. Last week we mentioned victories in Arizona and Alabama. This week it is Mississippi. One step at a time. From LifeNews.com: Mississippi Gov. Signs Bill That Could
Dear ProLife Colleague, A new initiative to help underserved pregnant women is being developed starting in the N.C, VA, and TN area. It is called The Morning Center, and at the start involves mobile clinic units seeking to geographically and medically serve pregnant women who would otherwise probably not get crisis pregnancy counseling or needed
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Dear ProLife Colleague, It would be nice if children would be allowed to live, and the whole induced abortion would just go away. But it won’t. But we don’t have to do nothing. Here are people doing something. One step at a time. In Arizona: The Arizona state House today followed the state Senate in
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Dear ProLife Colleague, esp those in Detroit area: Dr. John Bruchalski, M.D. (aka Dr. B) recently kicked off our 27-Stop Spring 2012 National Medical Students for Life Tour to speak to pro-life and pro-choice medical students about his experiences as a former abortion provider and discussing conscience protections, health care reform, and patient-center medicine for
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