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Post Dobbs

Changes and debates following the U.S. Supreme Court Dobbs decision.

Dobbs: The Ongoing Battle For Life

Tomorrow is June 24th. Does that mean anything to you? If it doesn’t, I humbly suggest that it should! And hopefully after reading this column, you will never again forget the importance of June 24th. Just as January 22nd is a date of immense significance to the pro-life movement, so too is June 24th. The… The post Dobbs: The Ongoing Battle For Life appeared first on Human Life International .

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Study recycles failed narrative to claim that abortionists relocated after Dobbs, affecting reproductive healthcare in pro-life states

Randall O'Bannon critiques a study of clinician relocation after Dobbs, questioning what its sample can establish about broader maternal-care availability. He argues that movement by abortion-only providers should not automatically be interpreted as a general loss of obstetric services.

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Survey Results: Where Do Pro-Life Advocates Stand on Abortion Law and Accountability?

Our latest 100-respondent survey shows a decisive shift inside the pro-life movement: 77 % believe women who knowingly self-administer abortion pills should face legal consequences, and 40 % say that accountability could significantly cut abortion rates. Explore how pro-lifers are moving beyond slogans to confront chemical abortion after Dobbs—and what strategies they favor next. The post Survey Results: Where Do Pro-Life Advocates Stand on Abortion Law and Accountability? appeared first on .

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Americans United for Life Stands Behind Senator Cruz’s Resolution Declaring June as National Pro-Life Month

(Washington, D.C.): As we approach the third anniversary of Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Healthcare, Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX), a long-time ally for life, has proposed a resolution to declare the month of June as National Pro-Life Month. In a culture that seeks to constantly diminish the innate value of human life, this resolution stands as […] The post Americans United for Life Stands Behind Senator Cruz’s Resolution Declaring June as National Pro-Life Month appeared first on Americans United for Life .

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Virginia Society for Human Life Sights Tragic Report That Abortion is on the Rise in Virginia

Virginia Society for Human Life Sights Tragic Report That Abortion is on the Rise in Virginia The latest report from the pro-abortion Guttmacher organization indicates what many pro-lifers have feared for Virginia since the Dobbs decision in 2022. Abortion promoters are using the lack of protective pro-life laws and the virtually unregulated practice of abortion […] The post Virginia Society for Human Life Sights Tragic Report That Abortion is on the Rise in Virginia appeared first on Virginia Society for Human Life .

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How has the pro-life strategy changed?

Innocent lives are still under attack After five decades of abortion on demand being the law of the land, the day pro-lifers hoped and worked for since 1973 came to fruition in 2022: the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade with the Dobbs v. Jackson decision.[i] More than 62 million children lost their lives to […] The post How has the pro-life strategy changed? appeared first on Human Coalition .

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JAMA Article Pushes for Over-the-Counter Abortion Pills

Taking abortion pills can lead to dangerous side effects, perhaps even death. Which is why the process of chemical abortion — called “medical” by pro-abortion advocates — is supposed to occur only under the guidance of a doctor. Indeed, post-Dobbs, women died because of improperly supervised chemical abortions, wrongly blamed by the media and pro-abortion advocates on pro-life laws. But the medical establishment is so invested in unlimited abortion that JAMA Internal Medicine just published an advocacy article calling for the two drugs used in chemical abortions to be available over the counte

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Wesley J. Smith|Humanize|

Making Sense of America’s Maternal Mortality Crisis

Aldhizer and Bane challenge claims that abortion restrictions explain reported maternal deaths and question the consistency of mortality surveillance. They call for better data, clearer professional guidance, and higher standards of pregnancy care from a pro-life perspective.

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This Is a Dangerous Moment for the U.S. Pro-Life Movement

The last few weeks have offered some encouragement for the pro-life cause. Florida, South Dakota, and Nebraska rejected pro-abortion ballot measures, the first such victories since Dobbs v. Jackson—a... The post This Is a Dangerous Moment for the U.S. Pro-Life Movement appeared first on First Things .

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Kirti Kumar|First Things|

This is a Dangerous Moment for the U.S. Pro-Life Movement

The last few weeks have offered some encouragement for the pro-life cause. Florida, South Dakota, and Nebraska rejected pro-abortion ballot measures, the first such victories since Dobbs v. Jackson—a... The post This is a Dangerous Moment for the U.S. Pro-Life Movement appeared first on First Things .

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Izzi Considine|First Things|