Assisted-suicide and euthanasia proponents continue to make their presence known in state legislatures around the country. Each year for 14 years, Wisconsin legislators have introduced an assisted-suicide bill. So far, all have died in committee, but 2007’s version is still … Continue reading
If current trends continue, it may eventually become “unacceptable” for parents to continue a pregnancy knowing that their baby has Down syndrome. Recent US studies have indicated that when Down syndrome is diagnosed prenatally, 84% to 91% of those babies … Continue reading
Since the March of Dimes was founded in 1938 by Franklin D. Roosevelt to defeat polio, its partnership of scientists and volunteers has been instrumental in funding research for the prevention, detection and cure of various birth defects. However, since … Continue reading
The March of Dimes has released their Global Report on Birth Defects, The Hidden Toll of Dying and Disabled Children. This comprehensive summary and analysis of the available global data on the causes and incidence of birth defects makes compelling … Continue reading
New evidence suggests that Planned Parenthood is targeting Hispanic neighborhoods in the same way it targets African American communities. Hispanics represent 12.5% of the population of the United States1, and available data indicates that Hispanic women are more than twice … Continue reading
Since the legalization of abortion in 1973, African Americans have taken a disproportionate blow to their population growth. Although today there are 34 million African Americans in the US, fourteen million unborn black American babies have been aborted since 1973, representing … Continue reading
