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- Heroic mom dies of cancer after forgoing chemo for unborn baby
- Dying dad walks 11-year-old daughter down the aisle
- “Therapeutic cloning” back in the headlines
- Cleveland Abortion Patient's Death and Identity Confirmed
- Marriage is healthy for the heart: study
- Obamacare hotline connects deaf callers to phone sex service
- Fed judge keeps new Arizona rules that limit use of abortion drug
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New York woman made the ultimate sacrifice last month when, discovering
that she was both pregnant and that her cancer had returned, refused
abortion and cancer treatment to give her unborn daughter a chance to
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Jim
Zetz knows he will not get to see his 11-year-old daughter get her
driver’s license. Or dance at the prom. Or graduate from high school.
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After a couple of years in hibernation, the notion of “therapeutic cloning” is once again in the headlines.
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 Operation Rescue has confirmed death and the identity of a patient of the Preterm abortion facility in Cleveland, Ohio. |
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Being
married makes for a healthy heart, while being divorced or widowed is
linked to higher rates of cardiovascular disease, according to a study
of 3.5 million people released Friday.
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On
the deadline to sign up for health coverage through Covered California,
some hearing-impaired residents were sent to a chat line offering ‘hot
ladies’ instead of an insurance navigator.
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A
federal judge on Monday refused to block new Arizona rules limiting the
use of the most common abortion drugs, handing a victory to
conservatives in a lawsuit over restrictions that are the most stringent
in the nation.
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