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Nazi-like experimentation?
University of Hawaii Recruits Minors for Abortion Bleeding Experiment
March 31, 2015
 Honolulu,
HI - The University of Hawaii is recruiting patients as young as 14
for second-trimester abortions to determine how much they bleed during
the procedure. The controversial study is already underway at the
Kapiolani Medical Center in Honolulu, led by Bliss Kaneshiro, MD and
Kate Whitehouse, DO.
In the randomized trial,
researchers experiment by either providing or denying intravenous
oxytocin to abortion patients. Oxytocin is commonly used to minimize
blood loss and decrease the risk of hemorrhage. However, some doctors
are concerned that denying oxytocin during surgery may put patients,
especially teen girls, at risk.
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Women beware of abortion clinics that offer other services!
Horrific Injuries Prompt Woman to Sue Kansas Abortionist for Botched Hysterectomy
 Overland
Park, KS - A patient who underwent a hysterectomy in 2012 is now suing
Kansas abortionists Herbert Hodes, Traci Nauser, and their abortion
business, Center for Women's Health for medical negligence.
Telisa
Boyd alleges that on September 18, 2012, she underwent a total
laparoscopic hysterectomy using daVinci robots. The operative report
indicated that both Hodes and Nauser conducted the surgery and that
there were no complications during the surgery. She was sent home
thinking that the surgery had been successful and without incident.
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In case you missed it...
Ambulance Transports Hemorrhaging Patient From Wichita Abortion Clinic in Former Tiller Building
 Wichita, KS - An ambulance was called to South Wind Women's Center abortion facility in Wichita, Kansas, for a woman experiencing a medical emergency on March 26, 2015.
Operation
Rescue was notified of the incident by the Kansas Coalition for Life,
which maintains a continuous pro-life presence outside South Wind
Women's Center during business hours.
The ambulance
arrived at the abortion clinic at approximately 12:35 p.m. South Wind
occupies the same building that once housed George Tiller's infamous
late-term abortion business, which closed in 2009. South Wind
purchased the building and reopened it as a first and early-second
trimester abortion mill.
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