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Florida sues Planned Parenthood for lying about abortion pill risks

The General Attorney for Florida has launched a lawsuit against Planned Parenthood saying the claims it made minimising the serious risks that come with taking the abortion pill could have ‘wrongly deceived’ women and amounted to ‘lying to the public’.

Abortion Pills

UK Baroness calls to end Pills by Post, says she stands for both “women and unborn babies”

A Baroness in the UK has called to end the Pills by Post scheme, a scheme that has proven to be harmful to women, whilst politicians in the UK are currently debating on the decriminalisation of abortion. 

Abortion

Singers from girlbands open up on pressures to abort and lack of support for mothers in new documentary

A new documentary that features several popular girl-bands, has members from these bands opening up about the pressures they were put under to have an abortion when they became pregnant, and of the lack of support they faced when they chose life for their baby. 

Euthanasia / Ass Suicide

Scottish MSP proposes assisted suicide ‘buffer zones’ to prevent people changing their mind on suicide

An amendment, proposed by a Scottish MSP, seeks to provide “buffer zones” around facilities that provide assisted suicide, thus making it a crime for someone to seek to persuade a loved one from not ending their lives. 

Euthanasia / Ass Suicide

Uruguay becomes first Latin American country to legalise assisted suicide

Uruguay has become the first Latin American country to legalise assisted suicide after the country’s Senate voted in favour of its legalisation. 

Abortion

President of Costa Rica tightens abortion restrictions to only saving the life of the mother

Costa Rica now has a near total ban on abortion, after the country’s President made a rule change that only allows for abortion when there is a threat to the mother’s life, in order to address loopholes that could have allowed for wider abortion access.

Life

New research discovers why male and female embryos develop differently

New research has discovered why male and female embryos develop differently, a difference that has been found to occur as early as seven days after fertilisation. This new research has now opened the door to learning more about sex-based differences, which could aid scientists in understanding how to better treat illnesses that have impacted men and women differently.

Doctors / Medics, Life

Mother and baby doing well after surgery for mother’s cancer during pregnancy

A mother and baby are doing well after the mother underwent a surgery for ovarian cancer during her pregnancy that involved lifting out her uterus from her abdomen with her unborn child still inside, during the operation.

Life

Dublin woman with cancer says unborn child was sent to save her

A woman in Dublin who was diagnosed with bowel cancer, which later spread to her liver, has said that the unborn child she was carrying was sent to save her after her cancer was discovered during a scan. Sadly, the brave mother later miscarried the baby she says saved her life.

Euthanasia / Ass Suicide

British public support House of Lord rejection of assisted suicide bill says new poll

A recent poll has found that the British public are in favour of Peers from the House of Lords rejecting the assisted suicide bill, despite receiving warnings not to as it passed through the House of Commons.

Exclusion Zones

Grandmother in Scotland arrested for second time for holding “here to talk” sign in buffer zone

A grandmother in Scotland has been arrested for a second time for holding a “here to talk” sign within a buffer zone of an abortion facility, after the charges for her previous arrest were dropped.

Euthanasia / Ass Suicide

“They need a reason to live” Powerful testimony of man with terminal cancer who is outliving his prognosis

A man in the UK has shared a powerful testimony after he was diagnosed with terminal cancer and is currently outliving his prognosis by four years.

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