By Dave Andrusko A short post to finish National Right to Life News Today for Monday. We’ve discussed many, many times how pro-abortionists believe that to give an inch is to give a mile. By that I mean they believe that to agree with anything that pro-lifers—or neutral sources, for that matter—say is the ultimate …
Continue reading "What does the evidence say about abortion’s impact on women?"By Dave Andrusko The following is part of our ongoing “Roe at 40,” stories from the files of National Right to Life News going back to 1973. If you are not a subscriber, you should be. Call us at 202 626-8828. The following appeared in the March 2002 edition. _____________________________ Two separate but related surgeries …
Continue reading "“Science Fiction” Successes Humanize Unborn Children"By Dave Andrusko Fox News and MSNBC News today reprinted a story from MyHealthNewsDaily.com that tells the remarkable story of a now 5-year-old girl who is thriving after in-utero surgery at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia as part of a larger look at the ways surgery on babies before birth is …
Continue reading "Tumor removed five years ago from baby in utero, girl thriving today"By Dave Andrusko In a medical first, doctors from Jackson Memorial Hospital in Florida, removed a tennis ball-size tumor from the mouth of an unborn baby. The results were reported in the American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology. Dr. Ruben A Quintero and his team report that the baby was successfully treated while in utero …
Continue reading "More fetal surgery: tumor removed from baby’s mouth"By Wesley J. Smith We hear sometimes from pro abortion types that fetuses are nothing of moral note until they are born–and sometimes not even then, e.g., personhood theory. We are sometimes told that during prenatal care, only the mothers are patients. Yet, a story just came out about life saving prenatal surgery. From the …
Continue reading "Fetal Surgery Shows Unborn Babies Are Patients Too"By Dave Andrusko “I remember when I did my first one when this was just being pioneered. I was just awestruck with it – and I was doing it! And I still get a kind of a shiver almost when I do one of these.” — Dr. Lee Sutton, pediatric neurosurgeon at Children’s Hospital …
Continue reading "Prenatal Surgery and Spina Bifida: No longer considered “experimental”"