AAPLOG Action has published its 2025 Policy Manual. In this first of its kind document, AAPLOGâs 501(c)4 advocacy arm explains its top policy priorities at both the federal and state levels, including: For each of these priorities, the manual offers background explaining its importance as well as specific policy goals. The manual states, With this policy […]
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Above: Dr. Clotea (furthest right) with Advocacy for Life course participants in Bucharest Romanian OB/GYN resident and AAPLOG member Dr. Eliza Clotea has launched an exciting project: presenting AAPLOGâs 12-part course on advocating for life in medicine to fellow residents and medical students in Romanian. Working with Bucharest Students for Life, the physician translated the
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On May 28, AAPLOG hosted a webinar titled âPregnancy Loss Care in the Emergency Department.â The live event featured guest speaker Michaelene Fredenburg, LHD, President and CEO of the Institute for Reproductive Grief Care (IRGC). In this webinar, Dr. Fredenburg offers an evidence-based overview of best practices for how the emergency department team can offer
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On June 3, AAPLOG published a podcast episode on brain death during pregnancy featuring Charlie Camosy, PhD, Creighton University professor of medical humanities, and Susan Bane, MD, PhD, board-certified obstetrician-gynecologist and Vice Chair of AAPLOGâs Board of Directors. The episode centers on the tragic case of Adriana Smith, the 30-year-old Georgia mother and nurse who
Last week, AAPLOG was represented at two life-affirming conferences across the country: Heartbeat Internationalâs 2025 International Pregnancy Help Conference in Birmingham, Alabama and the Christian Medical and Dental Associations’ (CMDA) 2025 National Convention in St. Charles, Missouri. At Heartbeat International, several AAPLOG members offered presentations, including Board Member Dr. George Delgado, who gave a lecture
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Last week, AAPLOG members and leaders met with several federal lawmakers and their staff to discuss ways that AAPLOG and AAPLOG Action can be a resource to them as they seek to enact policies that serve the interests of our pregnant and preborn patients. This included two meetings at the White House with presidential administration
AAPLOG is happy to provide a new resource, developed by the adoption agency Lifeline Children’s Services, for physicians and hospitals interested in offering the best care possible to pregnant women who are considering making an adoption plan for their child. The toolkit, titled âAdoption Best Practices for OB-GYNs and Hospitals,â offers a primer on how
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On April 28, two reports that analyzed the largest known data set related to complications of mifepristone were published by the Ethics and Public Policy Center and the Foundation for the Restoration of America. The data set was derived from commercially available insurance claims data representing all major payers in the US and included 865,727
Are you coming to the Celebrate Life Weekend in Washington, DC June 27-29? We will be there and would love to see you! The festivities of that weekend, which include a conference, gala, and diaper drive & rally, are organized in honor of the June 24, 2022, Dobbs Supreme Court decision. AAPLOG is a proud
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On March 30th, in honor of National Doctorsâ Day, AAPLOG launched a new digital campaign aimed at mobilizing pro-life medical professionals and allies in all sectors to help transform the culture of medicine. The campaignâs mission is explained in a short video, titled âJoin Us on a New Path Forward for Medicine,â that exposits AAPLOGâs history
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