Dr. John C. Wilke There is a worn-out argument that has been used over the years against protecting unborn babies. They say there have always been abortions, and there will always be abortions. If
Rape is often used as an argument for abortion. Many will say they are opposed to abortion except in cases of rape or incest. Rebecca Wasser Kiessling put a face to the issue at
By Janet Podell When people on different sides of the abortion issue engage one another in debate, sooner or later the argument touches upon the question of what to do when pregnancy is the
By Gudrun Schultz Almost all abortions take place because a child would be inconvenient, too expensive, or too difficult to cope with, according to a study by the Alan Guttmacher Institute, abortion provider Planned
By Gudrun Schultz Abortion advocates object fiercely to the use of ultrasound machines by crisis pregnancy centres. The centres have been accused of emotionally manipulating women by showing them images of their unborn children,
By Lyn Smith There is a public perception that when abortion is legal, abortion is safe. The media seldom focuses on the long term psychological and physical effects on a woman's health should her
By Angela Lanfranchi, MD, FACS On May 13, 2004, Ellen Goodman, in a column in the Boston Globe entitled "Just the Schmacks, Ma'am," stated that the research linking breast cancer to abortion "keeps reappearing
NEW The Abortion-Breast Cancer Link…by Joel Brind, Ph.D. Part One of Four By Joel Brind, Ph.D The resurgence of the abortion-breast cancer debate—this time prompted by the introduction of bills in three states
By Dr. Joel Brind It looks like "déjà-vu all over again": A supposedly definitive study of immense statistical power, published in a top medical journal, has once again proven the abortion-breast cancer link (ABC
By Lyn Smith "Hitting the glass ceiling" is a phrase frequently used by career oriented women who feel frustrated when their efforts to have corporate board room doors opened to them are thwarted. "Hitting