OB-GYN organization removes discredited info about ‘fetal pain’ used to justify late-term abortion
One of the two studies cited by the group to justify late-term abortion was repudiated by a co-author of the study.
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Articles tagged Fetal Pain
Federal court rules Indiana chemical abortion restrictions, other pro-life laws can take effect
A district court had blocked laws prohibiting telemedicine abortions, ensuring second-trimester abortions only happen in hospitals or surgical centers, and requiring pregnant women be informed about fetal pain, among other things.
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Debunking the myth that unborn babies don’t feel pain until 24 weeks
When does an unborn child begin to feel pain? A new study may hold the key to finding out.
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New study suggests babies in womb feel pain when aborted before 24 weeks
The medical researchers, one of whom identifies as 'pro-choice', argue that to act as if we have certainty that the fetus does not ever feel anything akin to pain 'flirts with moral recklessness.'
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San Francisco bans city employees from taking work trips to 22 pro-life states
The left-wing local government had already put restrictions on doing business with states perceived to have unfavorable LGBTQ laws.
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Federal judge blocks Arkansas ban on late-term abortions, targeting Down syndrome babies
This is only the beginning of the fight, said the state's pro-life attorney general.
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Utah governor signs bill banning abortion at 18 weeks
The pro-life legislation follows a ban last week in the state on Down syndrome abortions.
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Federal court strikes down North Carolina’s ban on aborting pain-capable babies at 20 weeks
The late-term law had been in place since 1973, also the year of the U.S. Supreme Court's Roe v. Wade ruling.
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Trump appoints pro-life neurobiologist to National Science Board, pro-abortion activists panic
Dr. Condic has testified before Congress and internationally on fetal pain.
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New York Times accidentally reveals humanity of the preborn in article on fetal surgery
The liberal newspaper called the baby a 'patient within a patient,' and acknowledged it could 'die.'
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