Steven Ertelt reports at LifeNews: Pharmacists in Illinois have won a final victory in a seven-year legal battle in which they have fought for the right not to have to dispense the Plan B drug, which may cause abortions in some instances. After more than seven years of litigation, an Illinois appellate court agreed in… Continue Reading »
Mailee Smith at Americans United for Life reports: The Oklahoma Supreme Court today overturned an Oklahoma law intended to ensure the safe use of abortion-inducing drugs, such as RU-486. The law, enacted in 2011 and based upon an AUL model, simply required that abortion providers administer the drugs in the manner approved by the FDA…. Continue Reading »
By: Rich Doerflinger Original Article: http://www.nchla.org/actiondisplay.asp?ID=287 In the face of a growing national campaign to force health care providers to participate in abortion, it is essential that Congress take action to protect the civil rights of health care professionals and other health care entities. The Abortion Non-Discrimination Act (ANDA) would close loopholes in current law… Continue Reading »
By: Bristol Palin Original Article: http://www.patheos.com/blogs/bristolpalin/2012/12/when-is-a-baby-a-baby/ Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you know that Princess Kate Middleton is pregnant! Writers and celebrities have written about her severe morning sickness, speculated on the chances of her having twins, and congratulated the young royal couple. What’s interesting to me is that so far I haven’t… Continue Reading »
By: Caroline May Original Article: http://dailycaller.com/2011/11/29/pro-life-advocates-study-shows-link-between-breast-cancer-and-abortion-cancer-institute-no-way/ Pro-life advocates have argued for years that abortion increases the risk of breast cancer — due to hormonal changes during pregnancy which leave breasts more vulnerable to cancer. Despite their advocacy, the Department of Health and Human Services denies that there is any link. On Monday the Coalition on… Continue Reading »
