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Ohio House Passes Bill to Criminalize Abortions on Fetuses With a Heartbeat
The measure would punish doctors who perform an abortion when a fetal heartbeat can be detected, with few exceptions.
2 days ago - NY Times
Millions at Risk Globally From U.S. Abortion 'Gag Rule' - Experts
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2 days ago - Medscape
Parents, Kids Actually Agree About Confidential Medical Care: Study
Adolescents were almost twice as likely as their parents to think abortion services should be confidential, found new study.
3 days ago - Medindia Health
Leftists claim killing unborn babies is "reproductive rights". but what about the rights of the unborn baby girl or boy?
Far-left rag Slate recently published a hideous op-ed encouraging women to teach their daughters how to get and “shout” their abortions, citing “reproductive rights” as the...
3 days ago - Natural News
Indian woman gives birth to 'Asia's first uterus-transplanted baby'
Meenakashi Walan, 28, from Vadodra, Gujarat in western India, underwent the transplant in May last year after her uterus became 'non-functional' following three abortions and a...
4 days ago - Daily Mail
Women from Northern Ireland can now have free abortions on the Welsh NHS
It is illegal to have an abortion in Northern Ireland unless there is a health risk to the pregnant woman
7 days ago - Wales online
Why My Views On Abortion Changed
Trigger warning: child loss I grew up believing abortion was one of the ultimate sins, until I had my own crisis pregnancies. I was 30, happily married and pregnant with my...
7 days ago - Scary Mommy
Planned Parenthood advocates illegal aliens giving birth while encouraging black Americans to have more abortions
The nation's largest provider and advocate of unborn baby murder is hilariously trying to virtue signal some kind of manufactured outrage over impending plans by President...
9 days ago - Natural News
Group challenges Kansas ban on telemedicine abortions
A group that supports abortion rights is challenging a Kansas ban on telemedicine abortions
10 days ago - ABC News
Eyeing Conservative U.S. Top Court, Two States Pass Abortion Measures
Voters in Alabama and West Virginia on Tuesday passed ballot measures that could pave the way for new limits or a full ban on abortion in those states if the...
11 days ago - Medscape
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