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 in women who have chosen abortion (complications which are generally ignored or trivialized by many mainstream medical organizations). In addition to these abortion related complications, another product of the promiscuous sexuality that has become normalized in our “hook up” culture is the price women pay in sexually transmitted diseases. An excellent source of information for you is the Medical Institute for Sexual Health. Dr. Freda Bush, an AAPLOG board member is CEO of MISH. To get yourself up to speed on this vital information, visit their website. It is loaded with valuable info. Visit MISH at http://www.medinstitute.org/ Dream or Nightmare? What if you were to close your eyes and imagine a worldwide health crisis that most people wouldn’t even discuss? What if the crisis affected one in four American teenage girls, many without even knowing it? What if the threat jeopardized our children’s physical and emotional health, their future – even their lives? What if it were completely preventable? Tragically, we don’t have to imagine such a world. It’s the world we live in today. It’s time we open our eyes. The silent pandemic of sexually transmitted infections thrives at the junction of stigma, complexity, and misunderstanding. The best hope against this epidemic is to attack it with unbiased, credible information. A commitment to “following the science” has established the Medical Institute for Sexual Health as a trusted source for information on issues where social impact often outweighs understanding. Educators, healthcare professionals, crisis pregnancy centers, parents, and youth depend on the Medical Institute for objective and scientific medical information to effectively deal with issues of sexual health. The moment calls for nothing less than a second sexual revolution – one that delivers on the promise of health and deep fulfillment in the context of a committed marriage.