Read more. Aborting a first child makes a woman more likely to abort in future pregnancies, claims a new study published in the Journal of Health Services Research and Managerial Epidemiology. This study is a first-of-its-kind, population-based analysis. Funding for the project came in part from the Charlotte Lozier Institute (CLI), the research arm of SBA List, a…
A new organization called The Society for Evidence based Gender Medicine (SEGM ) has just been presented with scientists, doctors and researchers from different English-speaking countries (USA, Canada, New Zealand, England, Australia, Ireland), and some from Sweden and Norway, various of which they offer – with courage, it seems that it must be said – their…
Read more. A growing number of people around the world are opposed to abortion, according to a new survey conducted by Ipsos MORI. The poll, which questioned 17,500 people from 25 countries, found only 44% of those surveyed believe “abortion should be permitted whenever a woman decides she wants one”. Additionally, the survey showed there had been…
Read more. In a new video released by the Center for Medical Progress (CMP) Monday, Planned Parenthood officials give sworn testimony describing how abortionists alter abortion procedures in order to produce more intact human fetuses and, therefore, more usable fetal tissues and organs that can be sold for profit. In 2015, the CMP and journalist and activist David Daleiden…
Read more. Many polls in different countries give a majority of the public in favor of legalizing euthanasia. But things change if, instead of asking a generic question, people are asked to consider specific situations that bring out the complexity of the matter, as Dominic R. Mangino and other researchers have verified with a study that…
Read more. When debating the legalization of euthanasia or assisted suicide, the specific language of the legislation is often overlooked while people debate the concept assisted death. The language in the 122 page Tasmania End of Life Choices bill which is expected to have its second reading in the Upper House on September 15, allows for a…
Read more. The number of babies born with Down syndrome in Denmark continues to drop, with the lowest number recorded since the country began a Down syndrome registry in 1970. The Copenhagen Post noted that only 18 babies with Down syndrome were born in the year 2019, according to the Danish Central Cytogenetics Register. The decline in…
Read more. The plight of the Uighur women warrants attention not only as a woman’s issue, but also as a human-rights issue. And, once heard, it’s impossible to ignore. On August 25, headlines revealed that the U.S.A. administration is considering accusing China of genocide due to the country’s treatment of Uighur Muslims. The U.S. government and human-rights groups have already charged China with detaining one…
Read more. Nursing homes in the UK were asked by government health managers and family doctors to place blanket “Do not resuscitate” (DNR) orders on all residents at the height of the coronavirus pandemic to keep hospital beds free, a report has alleged. The Queen’s Nursing Institute (QNI) surveyed 128 nurses and care home managers about their…
Read more. The French Assembly has passed – with unusually low turnout – a new law that allows French women to dispose of their unborn child just before giving birth, one more step towards outright infanticide. “This is the way by which civilizations die, die and the genius of peoples is annihilated”, declared, in reaction…