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Topics for October 16, 2013
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By Dave Andrusko It only made sense. By all accounts while it is
almost impossible to navigate the HealthCare.gov web site, that is
child's play compared to getting on the web site to enroll on
ObamaCare's health care insurance exchange
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By Randall K. O'Bannon, Ph.D., NRL-ETF
Director of Education & Research The death of another woman who was
chemically aborted using RU-486 has been revealed.
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By Jennifer Popik, JD, Robert Powell Center for Medical Ethics
New information indicates that former President George W. Bush's life
may recently have been saved because of a diagnostic test that would
likely have been prevented
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By Rose Mimms, executive director, Arkansas Right to Life
Editor's note. Figures from the Department of Health's office of Vital
Records/Statistics show that there were 3,782 abortions in Arkansas in
2012, a 6% drop from 2011,
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By Kathy Ostrowski,legislative director, Kansans for Life
Monday's national abortion story was the periodic report/complaint about
the high legal expenses the state of Kansas has incurred in defending
the constitutionality of four pro-life laws.
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By Dave Andrusko Abortionist LeRoy Carhart, whose patient died
in February following a third-trimester abortion, released a letter to
the Washington Post this week in which the Maryland Board of Physicians
wrote Carhart that it had closed its investigation into
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By Lauren Enriquez In an unusually unbiased look at life values,
this week's episode of The Good Wife (entitled "A Precious Commodity")
tackled the difficult issues that face surrogate motherhood.
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By Luis Zaffirini A recent MSNBC blog post caught my eye with
the preposterous assertion that a recently passed California law
allowing non-physicians to perform first-trimester abortions was doing
more to prevent more Kermit Gosnells than pro-life measures being passed
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By Dave Andrusko Like many of you, I suspect, I have a stack of
books on the floor that I've been "intending to get to" (List A). And
there's an even larger stack of books I've read about and know
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By Dave Andrusko Here is the latest in the many stories we've
carried about the remarkable improvements in patients who have been
treated not with embryonic stem cells (there have been no such
improvements) but with ethically unobjectionable adult stem
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By Dave Andrusko Editor's note. This piece, written for the
October 2010, edition of National Right to Life News, is part of our
year-long "roe at 40" series in which we are reprinting stories from NRL
News
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By Dave Andrusko In order to bring you breaking news, we
are composing new stories and updating old stories during the course of
the day for our growing number of readers.
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Check out the full stories and more at:
nationalrighttolifenews.org
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