The intrauterine device, or IUD, has been widely used for over three decades. Its use in recent years, however, declined sharply, and for good reason. Why? Well, one very medical and one very ethical reason. The ethical and moral reason? … Continue reading
There is a significant amount of misinformation circulating regarding human fertilization, embryo implantation and the first week of life. Here are the known scientific facts. When sperm are deposited in a woman’s vagina, they swim through the cervix (the mouth … Continue reading
If you listened carefully, you could have heard champagne corks popping in Planned Parenthood facilities all across America. Why? Because the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) fulfilled one of their highest priorities. The celebration was especially sweet because the victory … Continue reading
by Wendy Wright, Concerned Women for America The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has announced it needs guidance on whether the controversial morning-after pill should be available without a prescription but with age restrictions. Since the FDA has never approved … Continue reading
To understand stem cell cloning and birth control pills, we must first review how a normal pregnancy happens. After sperm are deposited inside a woman, they rapidly swim through the uterus, through the tubes, and out to the ovary. This … Continue reading
RU 486 was approved September 28, 2000, by a political, fast-track process with the help of then-President Bill Clinton. Since that time, we know of three American women, one Canadian and one Swede who have died as a result of … Continue reading
Contraception, abortifacient–what’s the difference? Well, on the face of it, it’s rather simple. A contraceptive, properly so-called, prevents human life from beginning. The laws of our land permit contraceptive use in all 50 states. Certain types are sold only on … Continue reading
Recently, an advisory panel to the US Food & Drug Administration recommended the approval of marketing of the French abortion pill, RU 486, in the United States. Sadly, this predictable, political event bore little relationship to the usual scientific evaluation … Continue reading
Five steps on how you can help It would be difficult to find a pro-life person who isn’t aware of the negative psychological aftermath of abortion, commonly known as Post-Abortion Syndrome. For most, it conjures up a rather vague vision … Continue reading
