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 Evidence mounts: Abortion, birth control cause cancer
World Net Daily
They're the carcinogens you won't read much about in the establishment media: birth-control pills and abortion. The evidence linking hormones and breast cancer just keeps pouring in. What kind of hormones? Those found in birth-control pills and those associated with abortions. The prestigious Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) reported Feb. 27 the rate of metastatic breast cancer in women ages 25 to 39 nearly doubled between 1976 and 2009, from 1.53 to 2.9 per 100,000. The American Council on Science and Health calls the increase "slight." But Dr. Jane Orient, executive director of the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons, points out there has been no corresponding increase in older women. Karen Malec, president of the Coalition on Abortion/Breast Cancer, said it was "utterly stunning" that JAMA lead author Rebecca Johnson's team called the increased incidence in advanced cancers among young women "small." |
|  911 records reveal 2 abortion emergencies in 10 days at Delaware Planned Parenthood
Operation Rescue
Operation Rescue has published newly obtained 911 recordings of two medical emergencies at Planned Parenthood in Wilmington, Delaware, which took place on February 8, and 16, 2013. In both cases, patients were transported to a local hospital with abortion complications that could not be managed by abortionists and nurses who attended the women at the clinic. The 911 recordings were obtained through Freedom of Information Act requests made by a participant in a local 40 Days for Life campaign with the assistance of Operation Rescue. While prayer vigil participants were present for the incident on the 16th, they were unaware that another medical emergency had taken place at that same Planned Parenthood abortion clinic just 8 days earlier until they received the open records files. |
|  You've got breakfast, lunch and hugs
AOL
Tim Harris, owner of Tim's Place, is the country's only restaurant owner with Down Syndrome, and the joy he gets from serving people good food carries over into his eatery's most famous export----hugs. Tim's dad----a small business owner himself----provided the initial investment. Other people do the managing and cooking, but Tim is the front man and the genius behind it. Tim realized that what people really want from a family restaurant is a family feel. That's why here, love isn't just in the air: It's a menu item. You can actually order a free hug from Tim. And even if you don't order it, chances are you'll still get one. Hugs are simply his measure of success: He's given out almost 19,000 hugs. He keeps track of them all on a hug counter. | |
