By Carol Tobias, NRLC President Many years ago, a woman
in her early twenties (made up name of Janet) and her son (made up name
of Tommy) came into my life. Janet was going through a rough patch
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By Melissa Ohden Editor’s note. Melissa is the survivor
of a “failed” saline abortion in 1977. She speaks all over the world
including at the last three National Right to Life Conventions. She
writes frequently for NRL News Today.
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By Randall K. O’Bannon, Ph.D. Editor’s note. In an
earlier version of this article, published Friday, August 9, 2013, we
mistakenly left the impression that the petition signed by 14 medical
professionals and the public petition gathered by Iowa Right to Life
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By Karen Cross, National Right to Life Political
Director New Jersey On August 13, Republican and Democratic primaries
were held in New Jersey to determine the respective party’s nominees for
the October 16 special election
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By Joel Brind, Ph.D. Some epidemic diseases are caused
by bacteria, the smallest of living things. Some are caused by viruses:
rogue bits of DNA or RNA; non-living, but nonetheless infectious bits of
destructive information.
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By Kathy Ostrowski, legislative director, Kansans for
Life Kansas media hardly covered abortionist Kermit Gosnell’s “House of
Horrors” murder trial but were there last week to cover a measly group
of 15 abortion supporters conducting a protest tour of states
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By Megan McCrum, National Right to Life Committee
Academy Program Director That’s a wrap! Another class of passionate,
talented and smart Academy graduates are on their way back to their
campus pro-life groups and local right to life organizations
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By Dr. Peter Saunders Editor’s note. Dr. Saunders is a
former general surgeon and is CEO of Christian Medical Fellowship, a
UK-based organization with 4,500 UK doctors and 1,000 medical students
as members.
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By Paul Russell Editor’s note. Paul Russell heads
“HOPE,” an Australian organization which battles euthanasia and assisted
suicide. A Huffington Post report from the US about a terminally ill
Michigan woman who wants to die by assisted suicide
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By Wesley J. Smith The first induced pluripotent stem
cell human trial–that is, ethical stem cells made from skin or other
tissues–is about to begin. Like the two (or is it three?) existing
embryonic stem cell trials
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