Pregnant, now what?
Download the book. Interesting book in ten languages about the different phases of pregnancy and the most widespread techniques for abortion and its consequences for women.
Slovakia: Mothers will be able to see and hear the beats of the fetus before making the decision to abort
More information The draft law, to be voted on on Friday, would also require women to listen to the “foetal heartbeat” where technically possible before they could proceed with a termination.
There is hope for women who experience postpartum depression
More information Live Action News interviewed Teresa Kenney — a women’s health nurse practitioner at Pope Paul VI Institute in Omaha, Nebraska, where Natural Procreative Technology (NaPro) was founded — about another treatment option that women have said “made me feel like myself again.”
Foetus 18 Weeks: the greatest photograph of the 20th century?
More information In the 1950s, photojournalist Lennart Nilsson set out to capture the earliest stages of existence. His foetus images seized the public imagination – and sparked a controversy that has raged ever since.
The incredible moment a baby is born inside the amniotic sac during a C-section
More information A baby born still in the amniotic sac has taken over the internet. This birth, which occurred in Spain, is remarkable for two reasons. First, the incident only occurs in 1 out of every 80,000 births. Second, millions of people who have watched the video now know exactly what a preborn child looks like inside the…
I International Congress of Naprotechnology
A new hope to be parents naturally. On November 8 and 9 you will have the opportunity to know Naprotechnology from the hand of its creator: Dr. Thomas W. Hilgers. You will be accompanied by leading leaders, scientists and academics. Sign up and send it to your contacts. More information.
What do the following countries have in common?
Source. What do the following countries have in common (USA, Norway, South Korea, South Africa, New Zealand, Colombia, Finland, Iran, Egypt, Costa Rica, Ireland, Puerto Rico, Turkey, Ukraine, Panama, Iceland and Moldova? Answer: in all of them, total fertility rate (children per woman) in 2018 was the smallest ever. What do the former countries have in common…
Forte fécondité française : ce n’est pas seulement grâce aux femmes immigrées
Fuente. Selon les auteurs d’une étude, l’explication est plutôt à chercher du côté des politiques publiques de soutien à la famille, particulièrement incitatives. Si la fécondité de la France est la plus élevée des pays de l’Union européenne, ce n’est pas grâce à l’immigration, contrairement aux idées reçues. C’est le constat d’une étude publiée ce mercredi par l’Institut…
U.S.: Natural Birth control methods better recognized by health athorities
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the leading U.S. federal agency for public health protection, recently changed its information on natural birth control methods on their website. Until now, the site mentioned a failure rate of 24% for these methods, a figure intended to discourage couples from using them and to prevent doctors…
Invitation “marche pour la vie”
Dear friend, On Sunday, January 20th 2019, the 13th occasion of the French March for Life will take place in Paris, in order to defend the healthcare professional’s right of conscientious objection. In September 2018, a bill was tabled before the French senate, aiming the suppression of the right for healthcare professionals, doctors, midwives,…