- '3 in a million'
- Why Abstinence Works…Even When it Doesn't
- Big Pharma looks to 'Plan C' after emergency 'contraception' fails
- U.N. Disabilities treaty a pro-life Trojan Horse
- Breast cancer and abortion - there's a link
- "My unborn baby saved my life"
- Law against US bishops wrong on abortion, doctor warns
- Quebec's 'medical aid in dying' bill will allow child euthanasia
A Northern California hospital is home to a rare set of identical
triplets, who were conceived without the help of fertility drugs.
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Disney
superstar Joe Jonas of the Jonas Brothers sat down for a candid
interview with New York Magazine where he describes what it was like to
become famous through the Disney machine and how he and his brothers
each dealt with it.
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Frederique
Welgryn of HRA Pharma, the company supplying NorLevo, said that the
results of the study conducted by the Edinburgh University in 2011 were
"quite surprising", and the last few years have seen "a lot of
discussions" about contraceptives' efficacy in overweight or obese
patients.
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The
United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities,
despite its innocent-sounding name, contains a Trojan horse for the
pro-life movement.
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Earlier
this month, the academic journal Cancer Causes Control published a
meta-study analyzing the link between abortion and breast cancer in
China. This meta-study pooled the results of 36 separate academic
studies on the subject.
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This is the miracle baby who saved his mother’s life – by destroying a cancerous tumour that was growing in her womb.
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A
lawsuit charging that the U.S. bishops’ ethical standards for hospitals
caused negligent care of a pregnant woman wrongly claims that abortion
was medically necessary, a doctor and professor of medicine has said.
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"Québec's
controversial bill on euthanasia does not limit its reach to the
terminally ill," says Dr. Paul Saba, President of the Coalition of
Physicians for Social Justice.
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