Hi John,
Your pro-life news round-up is here!
Washington State's Department of Health announced it will stop reporting annual data on how many people die through its legal assisted suicide program. The move has triggered serious concerns.
Plus, Planned Parenthood got hit with a new lawsuit, and the world's youngest premature baby to survive birth celebrated his first birthday this month!
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The move comes in spite of a state statute mandating reporting of assisted suicide numbers. It’s unclear when or if annual reporting will resume in the future.
The world’s most premature baby celebrated his first birthday this month, marking a notable achievement for life-saving neonatal care and a powerful reminder of the humanity of the unborn. |
While organ donation can be a life-saving gift, malpractice and unethical practices jeopardize the dignity and right to life of donors. |
Planned Parenthood claims that chemical abortion is ‘safer than many other medicines like penicillin, Tylenol, and Viagra.’ |
The FDA has promised to review its approval of mifepristone in light of a new study showing a far higher percentage of serious adverse reactions than previously reported. |
