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NRL News Today for the week of March 2, 2015
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By Dave Andrusko Proving last week's 13-4 vote in the Idaho House
State Affairs Committee was no fluke, the full house today voted 55-17
in favor of House Bill 154. The measure would require abortionists to
perform in-person exams when
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La. Law Aimed at Curbing Trend to Abort By Ryan Verret, Center for
Medical Ethics Director Editor's note. The following is excerpted from a
post from Louisiana Right to Life about HB 1058. [A] diagnosis of
disability can elicit traumatic
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By Joel Brind, Ph.D. Where to begin to expose the over-the-top
dishonesty of abortion advocate Dr. David Grimes' piece on abortion and
breast cancer posted on Feb. 26 in the Huffington Post Blog
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By Luis Zaffirini It's nice to see motherhood honored, especially in
what would seem to be the unlikeliest of places. That's precisely what
happened at the showing of Dolce & Gabbana's fall/winter line at
Milan Fashion Week this past Sunday.
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By Dave Andrusko My apologies for letting this important decision
fall between the cracks. Last week as the day was closing, we learned
that U.S. District Judge Saundra Brown Armstrong of Oakland had upheld
the "Pregnancy Information Disclosure and Protection
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By Dave Andrusko On Tuesday we wrote about some remarkable progress
made in the fight against MS using adult stem cells. In a nutshell, as
David Prentice, Ph.D., explained to NRL News Today, the team at the
Royal Hallamshire Hospital
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By Dave Andrusko Victoria Webb is a Campus Correspondent for campusreform.org.
After I read her post Thursday--"Abortion doc: 'We have to get over the
love affair with fetuses'" I tweeted her to ask if Willie Parker
actually said that.
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By Dave Andrusko OAKLAND -- The family of Jahi McMath officially
filed its lawsuit Tuesday and for the first time provided the family's
account of what allegedly happened after Jahi underwent an operation in
2013 to treat sleep apnea.
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By Dave Andrusko NRL News Today has carried extensive coverage of the
Supreme Court of Canada's fateful February 6 decision gutting Canada's
law against assisted suicide. NRLC's Burke Balch, JD, provided as good a
two-paragraph summary as you could ask
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By Dave Andrusko It's hardly surprising that Hillary Clinton, the
all-but-announced 2016 presidential candidate, would be the star
attraction at the fundraising dinner last night honoring the 30th
anniversary of EMILY's List.
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By Wesley J. Smith Good news: The case that sought to force a
nursing home to starve an Alzheimer's patient to death even though she
willingly took nourishment–has been dismissed.
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