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As Trump Signs EO to Expand IVF, Worries Remain over Destruction of Embryos
By: Dan Hart, originally published February 19, 2025, The Washington Stand In the wake of President Donald Trump’s executive order issued on Tuesday to expand access to in vitro fertilization (IVF), pro-life organizations and advocates are expressing concerns over the destruction of embryonic human life that the process involves, highlighting alternative fertility treatments that are…
Read MoreThe Most Pro-Family Thing Trump Can Do Is Ditch His Support For Child-Commodifying IVF
By: Jordan Boyd, originally published February 19, 2025, The Federalist The moral pitfalls posed by IVF are not synonymous with the thriving and fruitful family-friendly society the Trump administration desires. President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Tuesday directing his administration to preserve Big Fertility’s increasing stream of customers by making it easier and more affordable…
Read MoreAn ob/gyn gives 7 reasons IVF is a bad idea
By: Dr. Damon Cudihy, M.D., originally published April 03, 2024, Aleteia.org Babies suffer, moms suffer, dads suffer, society suffers — take a look at these seven reasons for: IVF, why not? My college years occurred during what was arguably the height of the new evangelization led by Pope John Paul II. The saint’s writings on the sanctity…
Read More‘I’ll never fully recover’: Heartbroken mom who used IVF wanted to keep baby despite embryo mix-up
By: Natalie Neysa Alund, originally published February 19, 2025, Cincinnati.com A Georgia woman, who gave birth to and raised a baby boy for months, filed a lawsuit Tuesday against a fertility clinic claiming it implanted the wrong embryo in her, resulting in her giving birth to another couple’s biological child. She later lost custody of the child.…
Read MoreBotched Care and Tired Staff: Planned Parenthood in Crisis
By: Katie Benner, originally published February 15, 2025, The New York Times The health care provider of last resort is working to shore up affiliate clinics that are in dire financial straits. Patients report failed abortions, misplaced IUDs and inadequately trained staff. Nakara Alston was leaving her boyfriend when she learned she was eight weeks…
Read MoreHamilton County Judge Blocks Ohio Law Requiring Humane Treatment of Preborn Ohio Baby Bodies Dismembered in Violent Abortions
Due to a court ruling this week by Hamilton County Common Pleas Court Judge Alison Hatheway, the bodies of the slaughtered preborn children will continue to be removed from the Planned Parenthood in Cincinnati as medical waste rather than receive proper burial as Ohio law required. The 2021 Statewide Law was permanently blocked by Judge Hatheway…
Read MoreJD Vance Slams Europe for Violating Free Speech of Pro-Life Christians
By: Steven Ertelt, originally published February 14, 2025, LifeNews.com Vice President JD Vance used a speech addressing European leaders at the Munich Security Conference in Germany on Friday to slam Europe for violating the free speech and religious rights of pro-life Christians. “When I look at Europe today, it’s sometimes not so clear what happened…
Read MoreJudge Fines New York Doctor for Mailing Abortion Pills to Texas Woman
By: David Zimmermann, originally published February 14, 2025, National Review A Texas judge fined a New York doctor more than $100,000 on Thursday for prescribing and mailing abortion pills to a Texas woman, dealing a legal blow to shield laws in blue states where abortion remains legal. udge Robert Gantt, whose jurisdiction lies in Collin County, Texas,…
Read MoreDesigner Babies Are Teenagers Now – and Some of Them Need Therapy Because of It
By: Emi Nietfeld, originally published December 11, 2024, Wired.com “People don’t always realize they are creating a human being and not a piece of furniture.” For years now, aspiring parents have been designing their children. Screening embryos for disease-causing genes during IVF, selecting their future baby’s sex, picking egg and sperm donors to influence their child’s…
Read MoreMainstream Media Mislead on a Decline in the U.S. Material Mortality Rate
By: Michael J. New, originally published February 8, 2025, National Review This week, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) released updated data on the U.S. maternal mortality rate. Maternal mortality has been a salient topic in recent years, since reports from the CDC and some state health agencies have found short-term increases. Unsurprisingly, many pundits have been…
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