Dear ProLife Colleague, The U.N. Commission on the Status of Women in the world has often been a sounding board for a very liberal agenda. But not always! To see the ProLife side expressed (for a change!) go to a 5 min clip at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=an0lRL5QtJI And then join the full workshops on chemical abortions (Dr. […]
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The materials found here consist of video, audio with power point, and audio presentations on subjects of interest to prolife physicians. Many of these talks are taken from AAPLOG’s annual educational meetings. The talks cover mental and physical long term health complcations of abortions, adverse health effects relating to “medical” abortions, physicians’ freedom of conscience
Dear ProLife Colleague, This is not a “dues” letter—that goes out in September. This is a “donations needed” letter. (as you know, we do not cry “wolf!” We ask for help when we need help). AAPLOG’s role and usefulness is expanding. From the start, we have stood for the Sanctity of Human Life” from fertilization
Dear Medical Students and ObGyn Residents, The recent action by HHS rescinding the conscience protections put in place by the Bush Administration significantly decreases your ability to fight discrimination in your work setting. So what if you are discriminated against for your conscience convictions in the healthcare-giving arena? Read the experience of one of our
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Dear Colleagues, AAPLOG, as a prolife networking service, advertises for like-minded organizations. Here is material regarding a conference in the Detroit area on March 31 to April 2, 2011: In light of the ever increasing pressure on Hippocratic Physicians to abandon our commitments to life, some organizations are beginning to think about what a life-affirming
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ARE YOU FACING DISCRIMINATION? Here is a story of discrimination against a Black American Woman ObGyn Resident, an AAPLOG member, who is currently an Assistant Professor in a large secular University program. Be encouraged. I was a resident in a top 10 OB/GYN residency program. As an intern, I was asked to hold the U/S
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Dear AAPLOG Colleague: Regarding the “original article” found in the Jan 27, 2011 New England Journal of Medicine (pages 332-339) entitled Induced First-Trimester Abortion and Risk of Mental Disorder, by Trine Munk-Olsen, Ph.D., et. al.: This study concludes that the evidence does not support the hypothesis that there is an increased risk of mental disorders
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Dear ProLife Colleague; The AAPLOG CME meeting on January 29 was loaded with very important educational information for you as a prolife physician. We will address some of the topics in upcoming letters. Additionally, within the next few weeks, we will have an MP3 file for each speaker available for you to download from our
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Dear ProLife Colleague, First some encouraging news from Vanderbilt University. Apparently bad publicity, public feedback, and the threat of loss of govt money means a lot. It is not clear how much our conscience rights mean. For those, we will have to keep fighting. Vanderbilt University Abandons Illegal Policy Excerpt from Vanderbilt University abandons illegal
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Dear ProLife Colleague, 4 days ago we detailed some disturbing developments on the “freedom of conscience” issue. We urged you to be, or to become, engaged in protecting your own conscience rights by going to http://www.freedom2care.org/action/message/health-care-professional, and urging your patients to go to : http://www.freedom2care.org/action/message/patient Theses sites contain a simple, common sense petition to sign
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