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Content substantially addressing later abortion.
Contributor: ATTWN Staff In efforts to persuade those who are pro-choice but have a problem with abortion past viability (usually around 21-22 weeks), an abortion doctor. Dr. Sherry Sella, who worked for Dr. George Tiller, has released a book about her experience with late-term abortions and why everyone should be talking about them. Why is she dedicating so much time ... Read More
Read →Contributor: ATTWN Staff If walls could walk, they would weep at this Boulder abortion clinic that Dr. Warren Hern operated for more than 50 years. Hern is one of the last late-term abortion doctors in the country and retired earlier this year. He had been trying to train the next generation of late-term abortionists and was hoping to find someone ... Read More
Read →One of the UK’s largest abortion providers, MSI Reproductive Choices, has been named in court after supplying drugs used for a dangerous late-term abortion. Nicola Packer is currently on trial in London after using the drugs to procure an abortion in 2020. She had a phone consultation with MSI on 4 November, was sent the ... The post Abortion provider MSI enabled dangerous late abortion appeared first on Christian Concern .
Read →After 50 years in operation, the Boulder Abortion Clinic has officially closed its doors. Opened on January 22, 1975, just two years after Roe v. Wade, the clinic became a hub for late-term abortions in Colorado. Now, three years after the historic overturning of Roe, the clinic has announced its permanent closure. As a life-affirming […] The post Late-Term Abortion Clinic in Boulder Closes appeared first on Save the Storks .
Read →Message from Our President & CEO: Yesterday, we received the amazing news that the late-term abortion facility that had operated for 50 years in the abortion-destination state of Colorado is permanently closed! The post Notorious Abortion Facility Closes But Abortions Still on the Rise first appeared on Sidewalk Advocates for Life .
Read →Snyder critiques clinical recommendations concerning fetal death before later abortion. She uses those recommendations to dispute claims that post-viability abortion is equivalent to delivering a living baby.
Read →Snyder questions the commonly repeated estimate that later abortions account for only one percent of abortions. She discusses gaps in reporting and argues that both the uncertainty and the number of affected pregnancies warrant attention.
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