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Topics for February 12, 2014
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Digging Deeper into the Data: Chemical Abortifacients Cloud the Picture of Big Abortion Drop, Conclusion
By Randall K. O'Bannon, Ph.D. NRL Director of Education & Research
There were many profoundly encouraging results in Guttmacher's latest
abortion report for 2011– 1.06 million abortions, a drop of 13% since
2008 and 550,000 fewer abortions
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Gosnell's right-hand man is sentenced to 6-12 years
By Dave Andrusko Among the most nightmarish testimony from last year's
trial of abortionist Kermit Gosnell came from the lips of Steven Massof,
an unlicensed physician who for five years worked "under-the-table for
$300 a week, performing illegal late-term
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A Birthday Kiss and a Hug
By Dave Andrusko Tomorrow is my oldest daughter's birthday. Emily turns
31 years old. Thirty-one years ago the Washington, DC metropolitan area
was digging out from under the 15 to 22 inches of snow dumped on us
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"That Could be Us"
Editor's note. We had a huge response to our story on the new pro-life
film, "Gimme Shelter" ("Gimme Shelter" and the art of battling giants").
If you haven't read our review, please do and pass it along to your
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"Autos for Life" … a Ford comes full circle!
By David N. O'Steen, Jr. Since beginning some years ago, Autos for Life
has received a great outpouring of support from dedicated pro-lifers
across the country! We have received an outstanding variety of donated
vehicles, ranging from classic and
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Decades after birth, fetal cells remain in mother's body aiding to repair injuries
By Dave Andrusko Although widely known in the scientific community,
it's news to most laypeople that years--even decades--after a mother
delivers her baby, some of the fetal cells will remain in her body.
These fetal cells, which are some
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The Amazing Interplay between Mother and Unborn Child
By Dave Andrusko Editor's note. This first ran in January 2012. We're
reprinting it today because it dovetails nicely with another story that
we are posting today that discusses how the cells that an unborn baby
leaves behind in
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Preventing Only Some Suicides
By Wesley J. Smith My biweekly First Things column focuses on the
failure of the suicide prevention community to push back against blatant
suicide advocacy by the euthanasia movement. I begin by showing the
decades-unchanging media depiction of assisted
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South Dakota House Judiciary Committee votes to ban sex-selection abortions
By Dave Andrusko In a prelude to what is expected to be approval by the
full House, South Dakota's House Judiciary Committee today voted 9-3 to
approve HB 1162 which would ban sex-selection abortions.
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"There have always been abortions" makes no sense, even less so as a tweet
By
Luis Zaffirini I understand that forming a sound argument in favor of
abortion is inherently difficult. Twitter's 140-character constraint
only compounds this difficulty. So I should be forgiving of pro-aborts
and their itchy Twitter fingers, but some inane tweets
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West Virginia House Leadership Defeats Bill to Protect Unborn Babies from Pain
The leadership of the West Virginia House of Delegates failed to
protect unborn babies from suffering excruciating pain during abortions
in the state of West Virginia. They voted against an opportunity to act
on the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection
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Dutch health minister: 45 psychiatric euthanasia deaths in 2013
By Alex Schadenberg, International Chair, Euthanasia Prevention
Coalition On Tuesday the NL Times reported that in response to a
Parliamentary question, Dutch Health minister Edith Schippers said that
in 2013, 45 people "with a psychiatric disorder have received
euthanasia,"
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The print version of National Right to Life News is back as a monthly PDF publication. Read it now!
In a world of vanishing print newspapers it only made sense to switch
from printing National Right to Life News to making the "pro-life
newspaper of record" available electronically online. The first NRL News
was sent out as a
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