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The Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine Statement – Abortion is not healthcare

Abortion is not healthcare. As physicians and other healthcare professionals, we know that when we care for pregnant women, we are caring for two distinct patients. Our duty is to protect and preserve the lives of the patients whom we care for. Our patients place their trust in us to recommend what is best for […]

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Alliance For Hippocratic Medicine Statement Following Texas Heartbeat Act Taking Effect

We represent approximately 30,000 physicians and other healthcare professionals who believe all pregnant women and their preborn babies deserve excellent healthcare. As such, we applaud Texas’s passion for protecting preborn children. It is a scientific fact that a distinct, living and whole human being comes into existence at the moment of fertilization. Intentionally ending the

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Newsweek – Doublespeak on Abortion Helps Neither Women nor Children

CHRISTINA FRANCIS , CHAIR OF THE BOARD, AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF PRO-LIFE OB/GYNS There’s a certain physics to American politics: for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. When the Supreme Court announced it would take up a case challenging core tenets of Roe v. Wade, the pro-choice lobby responded, unsurprisingly, with the introduction of the Women’s Health

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Deseret News – The government’s abortion pill policy puts mothers’ lives at risk

As an OB-GYN, I know that allowing women to access abortion drugs through telemedicine is the wrong move Christina Francis, Contributor Getting an ultrasound for the first time is a powerful moment. As an OB-GYN, I’m there when parents see their child’s silhouette and tiny hands. The humanity of the preborn child is palpable. So

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AAPLOG Statement on FDA removing Mifepristone safety protocols (REMS)

As women’s healthcare experts, we fight hard every day for the health of our patients. And when political agendas supersede the health of our patients, it is our responsibility to speak up. The FDA’s announcement yesterday that they plan to lift safety restrictions that govern the dispensing of medication abortions makes women’s health simply a

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USA Today – Your baby’s prenatal diagnosis is not a death sentence. Just ask my giggling goddaughter.

A truly progressive health care system gives opportunity to all people, and goes beyond artificial human expiration dates. Dr. Christina Francis – Opinion contributor One of the hardest parts of being a doctor is delivering bad news. As an OB-GYN, this usually means telling a mother that her unborn baby probably won’t make it. “Incompatible with

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PHYSICIAN SUPPORT FOR ETHICAL VACCINES

PHYSICIAN SUPPORT FOR ETHICAL VACCINES A Joint Statement by: American Association of Pro-Life Obstetricians and Gynecologists American College of Pediatricians Catholic Medical Association Christian Medical and Dental Associations Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, our society has had to adapt to unprecedented restrictions and limitations.  During this trying time, it has been difficult to

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Pregnancy Outcome Patterns of Medicaid-Eligible Women, 1999-2014: A National Prospective Longitudinal Study

The number and outcomes of pregnancies experienced by a woman are consequential determinants of her health status. However, there is no published research comparing the patterns of subsequent pregnancy outcomes following a live birth, natural fetal loss, or induced abortion. Click here to see full article

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