We are excited to announce the launch of a new video series that is aimed at educating medical professionals along with policy makers, in an engaging manner, on some of the most pertinent issues related to life-affirming medicine. Our inaugural videos focus on two issues that impact our daily practices â state abortion laws and […]
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Continuing their negligent support of harmful abortion practices, ACOG released new clinical guidance for physicians on self-managed abortions (SMA) on November 14th. Their Committee Statement 13: Self-Managed Abortions purports to address âwhat ob-gyns and other health care professionals should know to care for patients and reduce harm.â While we would agree with this statement â
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Take a late winter break and join us in sunny Orlando for the excellent Matthew Bulfin Educational Conference (MBEC), on February 28 â March 2, 2025 (with pre-conference sessions on Feb. 27). MBEC, which AAPLOG co-hosts with the American College of Pediatricians (ACPeds), brings together pro-life researchers, physicians, mental health and advanced practice professionals, medical
The Charlotte Lozier Institute has published another useful resource on pregnancy resource centers and the impact these organizations have on babies, women, families, and communities. Their 2024 report, titled âPregnancy Centers Offer Hope for a New Generation,â highlights how the nationâs more than 2,750 pregnancy centers have stepped up to meet the demands of a
AAPLOG recently published a new Committee Opinion titled âEthical Treatment of Human Embryos.â Authored by several authors on the Research Committee, this document explores the scientific evidence surrounding the beginning of a human organism and the necessary implications of this information for the ethical treatment of embryos in both research and Assisted Reproductive Technology, particularly
On October 3, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) published a statement blaming pro-life laws for recent cases featured in the news of pregnant women not being able to obtain timely emergency care while facing pregnancy complications â some after taking abortion drugs. In this statement, ACOG also endorses completely deregulating the practice
On October 22, a coalition of medical professionals and organizations launched the Womenâs Healthcare Declaration, a statement supporting life-affirming healthcare that protects and promotes the health and dignity of both pregnant women and their preborn children, as well as calling for accurate information for women and the public about prolife state laws. In a press
To educate the public about our harmful state abortion law and November ballot measure, and to build a team of life-affirming medical professionals, three Colorado medical professionals launched the first-in-the-nation state chapter of AAPLOG in April 2024. Since then, the Colorado chapter has joined with 50 other pro-life organizations, with two of our members representing
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The annual Matthew Bulfin Educational Conference (MBEC) is coming up February 28 â March 2, 2025 (with pre-conference sessions on Feb. 27) in sunny Orlando, Florida. MBEC, which AAPLOG co-hosts with the American College of Pediatricians (ACPeds), brings together pro-life researchers, physicians, mental health and advanced practice professionals, medical students and residents, and policy makers
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Above: AAPLOG leadership and staff on Speakersâ balcony at reception hosted by Speaker Johnsonâs staff. From left: AAPLOG Board Member Anne Camille Talley, Director of Development Archer Bane, CEO Dr. Christina Francis, Board Vice Chair Dr. Susan Bane, and AAPLOG Action Executive Director Rebecca Weaver. On September 16, AAPLOG leaders visited the offices of eight
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