Nancy Brinker’s Komen shakeup too little and way too late - She The People - The Washington Post: On Wednesday, the Dallas-based breast-cancer charity announced that its president, Elizabeth Thompson, was resigning. Founder and chief executive Nancy Brinker said she would relinquish her post after a replacement is found, and two Komen board members also said they are leaving.
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Group claims distribution of contraceptives by Planned Parenthood violates state law
Group claims distribution of contraceptives by Planned Parenthood violates state law | New Hampshire NEWS06: According to New Hampshire Right to Life, the clinics lost their ability to dispense birth control pills, RU-486, the morning-after pill and related prescriptions in June 2011, when the Executive Council voted to halt state participation in the funding of the clinics.
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The Real Risks of Birth Control Pills
The Real Risks of Birth Control Pills | Wellness Times: While there may be some truth to claims that the pill could play a role in preventing certain types of cancer in some women, it also appears to increase risks of other cancers, and it has many undesirable potential side effects—including some that are life-threatening.
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At the Center magazine's summer 2012 issue
More Than Food Stamps By Emily Chase
Divine Appointments By Elaine Ham
More Than Pregnancy Tests and Diapers By Amanda Naugle
Just Outside the Center Door By Sherry Camelleri
The Biology of the Abortion-Breast Cancer Link By Angela Lanfranchi, MD
The Legal Basics of the Pregnancy Resource Medical Clinic Model By Thomas A. Glessner, J.D. and Audrey Stout, R.N. R.D.M.S.
Are You a Contradiction? By Mark Hiehle
Divine Appointments By Elaine Ham
More Than Pregnancy Tests and Diapers By Amanda Naugle
Just Outside the Center Door By Sherry Camelleri
The Biology of the Abortion-Breast Cancer Link By Angela Lanfranchi, MD
The Legal Basics of the Pregnancy Resource Medical Clinic Model By Thomas A. Glessner, J.D. and Audrey Stout, R.N. R.D.M.S.
Are You a Contradiction? By Mark Hiehle
Wandering in a Fundraising Desert By Ron Haas
Marketing 101: Different Strokes for Different Folks By Jerry Thacker
Marketing 101: Different Strokes for Different Folks By Jerry Thacker
O Lord, Give Us Success!
Centerboard: O Lord, Give Us Success!: "What is success? What does it look like? Will I recognize it when I see it? What are the characteristics of success? How do I know if I've succeeded? These are good questions for PCC board and staff teams to ask." --The latest from Tom Lothamer in At the Center magazine
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Planned Parenthood Ignored Instructions to Call 911 In Tonya Reaves Abortion Death
Planned Parenthood Ignored Instructions to Call 911 In Tonya Reaves Abortion Death :Operation Rescue: Operation Rescue has obtained a recording and computer aided dispatch transcript that indicates on the same day that Tonya Reaves died from hemorrhage caused by a uterine perforation after a second trimester abortion, the Chicago Planned Parenthood that killed her ignored instructions from an emergency dispatcher to directly call 911 in the event of an emergency in order to prevent wasting precious time.
Tonya Reaves received her fatal abortion at 11:00 a.m. on July 20. As Reaves lay hemorrhaging, an employee called to report that elsewhere in the clinic a 16-year old patient was “physically assaulted” by her mother. The 911 Dispatcher is heard admonishing the Planned Parenthood worker for calling 311, which caused a delay in dispatching aid to the scene.
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Tonya Reaves received her fatal abortion at 11:00 a.m. on July 20. As Reaves lay hemorrhaging, an employee called to report that elsewhere in the clinic a 16-year old patient was “physically assaulted” by her mother. The 911 Dispatcher is heard admonishing the Planned Parenthood worker for calling 311, which caused a delay in dispatching aid to the scene.
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'Ugly Black Babies' says Charlotte Abortionist
'Ugly Black Babies' says Charlotte Abortion Doctor - Christian Newswire: Abortion doctor Ashutosh Ron Virmani is caught on tape referring to the black children he kills as "ugly black babies."
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Before I Formed You in the Womb (print): Special price and background story
Before I Formed You in the Womb… (Before I Formed You in the Womb) by Ron DiCianni | Christian Art - Christian Framed Prints | Tapestry Productions: Before I Formed You… was painted by Ron DiCianni, America's best selling Christian fine artist and himself, an abortion survivor. The same hands that painted this painting were scheduled to be "terminated" back in 1952... you can read his incredible story. And you can purchase the print for a special, low introductory price!
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Appeals Court Blocks Arizona Abortion Law
Appeals Court Blocks Arizona Abortion Law - WSJ.com: A federal appeals court temporarily halted a controversial Arizona law that would ban most abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy. The decision is a victory for abortion-rights advocates who have sought to block the enforcement of the new law, which was scheduled to take effect on Thursday.
The law, which was passed by the state's Republican legislature and signed by Republican Gov. Jan Brewer in April, would criminalize most abortions after 20 weeks except in medical emergencies. The decision comes just two days after a federal judge refused to block the statute, saying it didn't impose a "substantial obstacle" to the procedure. The judge said it was consistent with standards set by federal courts, and that Arizona had the right to enact such a law.
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The law, which was passed by the state's Republican legislature and signed by Republican Gov. Jan Brewer in April, would criminalize most abortions after 20 weeks except in medical emergencies. The decision comes just two days after a federal judge refused to block the statute, saying it didn't impose a "substantial obstacle" to the procedure. The judge said it was consistent with standards set by federal courts, and that Arizona had the right to enact such a law.
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A biblical solution to the maternity care crisis (and much more)
A biblical solution to the maternity care crisis (and much more) | American Vision: One of the greatest but most overlooked needs in America is maternity care for inner-city women. When many of these women become pregnant, they are often pressured into considering an abortion. Even if they choose to keep their baby, the quality of maternity care they receive is often compromised and many women do not receive any prenatal care before going to the emergency room for labor and delivery.
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Study: Proof That We Sexually Objectify Women
Study: Proof That We Sexually Objectify Women - Lindsay Abrams - The Atlantic: Few would argue that the objectification of women is a real thing -- and a real problem -- but as yet there's been no cognitive explanation for it in a literal sense. Do we really look at women differently than we do men, and are they actually objectified in the eye -- and brain -- of the beholder?
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Cohabiting women having more babies
Cohabiting women having more babies – USATODAY.com: As more unmarried couples in the USA move in together, more also are getting pregnant, a new government report suggests. The number of births overall to cohabiting women increased from 14% of all births in 2002 to 23% in 2006-10, according to the first federal report on intended and unintended births since 1990.
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Just say no: Why abstinence is the better way to go
Just say no: Why abstinence is the better way to go | LifeSiteNews.com: Sexual Risk Avoidance (SRA), abstinence, truly lowers the rates of sexually transmitted infections and unintended teenage pregnancies as opposed to comprehensive sex education (CSE), which only focuses on reducing these risks.
Editor: Teaching young people to "just say no" is good in that it's like the parental instructions of Proverbs 1:8-9 -- "a graceful ornament on your head, and chains about your neck." But as experience has shown, young people -- especially Christians -- must also be encouraged to appropriate these lessons for themselves, maturing to the point (as described in Prov. 2:10) where "wisdom enters your heart, and knowledge is pleasant to your soul." See also Why Unmarried Christians are Having Sex and Sex and Character. And, as though it needed to be said, Why Churches Shouldn't Push Contraceptives to Singles.
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Editor: Teaching young people to "just say no" is good in that it's like the parental instructions of Proverbs 1:8-9 -- "a graceful ornament on your head, and chains about your neck." But as experience has shown, young people -- especially Christians -- must also be encouraged to appropriate these lessons for themselves, maturing to the point (as described in Prov. 2:10) where "wisdom enters your heart, and knowledge is pleasant to your soul." See also Why Unmarried Christians are Having Sex and Sex and Character. And, as though it needed to be said, Why Churches Shouldn't Push Contraceptives to Singles.
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3D replica of the fetus as memorabilia
Come to Japan and take home Shape of the Angle - a 3D replica of the fetus as memorabilia: A Japanese firm Fasotec is collaborating with Parkside Hiroo Ladies Clinic in Mintao-ku, Tokyo, to devise ‘Shape of the Angle’, a miniature 3D replica of the fetus that you can actually keep as a memorabilia. The process requires the fetus to be photographed using MRI, the photo is then processed with a custom built 3D software. A 3D printer is then used to create the resin for the mother’s body and the white resin for the fetus.
Editor: Centers, let's not get any crazy ideas.
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Editor: Centers, let's not get any crazy ideas.
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State of Michigan's Infant Mortality Reduction Plan Released
SOM - State of Michigan's Infant Mortality Reduction Plan Released , Creating a healthier Michigan means ensuring babies survive: In Michigan, 5 out of every 1,000 Caucasian babies and 7 out of every 1,000 Hispanic babies die before their first birthdays. Among Michigan's African-American population, that rate is 14 out of every 1,000 babies born. To address infant mortality and the large disparities that exist in our state, the Michigan Department of Community Health today released Michigan's Infant Mortality Reduction Plan.
Editor: The plan includes a call for an expansion of Michigan's abstinence program, The Michigan Model, to additional communities. The Michigan Model promotes abstinence plus information about contraception (see pages 14 and 21 of the plan).
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Editor: The plan includes a call for an expansion of Michigan's abstinence program, The Michigan Model, to additional communities. The Michigan Model promotes abstinence plus information about contraception (see pages 14 and 21 of the plan).
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Planned Parenthood seeking donations on Central Texas streets
Planned Parenthood seeking donations on Central Texas streets: Workers from Planned Parenthood have taken to Central Texas streets to drum up support in the wake of what officials from the organization say has been a tough year. The campaign, which has placed workers in Bastrop, Austin, Round Rock and Georgetown, has so far turned up donations from more than 4,000 people, totaling more than $165,000.
Editor: This is simply insane!
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Editor: This is simply insane!
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Mix & Match Girl, Marathon Girl, and Monument Girl
Lies Young Women Believe | Mix & Match Girl, Marathon Girl, and Monument Girl: Paula Hendricks talks about three of the biblical womanhood counterfeits, frauds, and fakes.
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Solid Majority of U.S House of Representatives Votes to Prevent Abortion of Pain-Capable Unborn Children
Solid Majority of U.S House of Representatives Votes to Prevent Abortion of Pain-Capable Unborn Children | NRL News Today: But 154 Lawmakers Vote to Defend Current D.C. Policy of Legal Abortion for Any Reason Until Birth
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A Fact Ignored by the WHO
A Fact Ignored by the WHO | First Things: “Experts do not know all the elements that can set off early labor.” The Times quoted an author of the WHO report: “Even after controlling for risk factors like age, poverty, smoking, obesity and diabetes, ‘we really don’t have an explanation for what’s behind it.’”
Unfortunately, one significant, and modifiable, risk factor for preterm birth was completely ignored by the WHO report: prior termination of pregnancy. There is a large and growing body of scientific data documenting this risk factor for pre-term birth. More than 120 peer-reviewed studies, from more than a dozen countries, have found a statistically significant increased risk of preterm birth or low-birth weight after a termination of pregnancy.
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Unfortunately, one significant, and modifiable, risk factor for preterm birth was completely ignored by the WHO report: prior termination of pregnancy. There is a large and growing body of scientific data documenting this risk factor for pre-term birth. More than 120 peer-reviewed studies, from more than a dozen countries, have found a statistically significant increased risk of preterm birth or low-birth weight after a termination of pregnancy.
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