I am responding to one of Jill June's slick responses (June 9) to Steve Brody's column (June 2). Ms. June and her cronies are trying to convince unsuspecting women that their procedure is oh-so-safe. When the original pill came out in 1960, it reportedly was 100 percent effective with no side effects. That was before women began dying and having major complications like blot clots and heart attacks from the high- estrogen pill.
Article sidesteps facts of abortion Editor:
tomsearls@wvgazette.com Senate Health and Human Resources Committee members decided Thursday they want more information before acting on a bill that would change the state's parental notification law dealing with minors having abortions.
There is now only a single abortion clinic in Mississippi. Once there were seven. There are nearly 3 million people living in the state. No other state with only one abortion clinic has as many residents. Mississippi has enacted every restriction on abortion possible within the limits set by the Supreme Court. Among them is a provision that a woman must be counseled in person about the procedure and then wait 24 hours before being permitted to have it performed.
Abortion facts To the editor - I would like to add my thanks and appreciation to Skip Schoff for his June 21 letter, "Facts on Tiller," and also to the Yakima Herald-Republic for printing it.
...* First, we have a single-sided page, "Abortion Techniques," giving a quick description of the met... text of our "Abortion: Some Medical Facts" booklet. . (See www.nrlc.org/abortion/index.html ...
The first step in reducing teen pregnancy and abortion is to know the facts. Actually, we know what works. Child Trends and the National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy published their own data and the corroborating findings of a vast body of scientific research, which found that the recipe for delaying sexual activity is parental involvement, good friends, strong faith and participation in church activities.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5 /U.S. Newswire/ -- "Every pharmacist in America should know how the birth control pill can prevent a newly- created human being from implanting in his mother's womb," said American Life League president Judie Brown. "So why has Consumer Reports refused to share that fact with women seeking objective information about birth control? Since full information on how birth control pills work is posted on patient information sheets and in such sources as the Physician's Desk Reference, it is a known fact that the birth control pill can work in one of three ways. The pill is designed to: prevent ovulation, cause the mucus in the cervix to change so that sperm cannot enter, or change the lining of the uterus so that if the first two actions fail, and the woman does become pre...
Contraception facts Gerald Thibodeau fails to comprehend a simple Guttmacher Institute statistic, leading him to falsely assert that contraception does not reduce abortion (Dec. 23 letter to the editor). In fact, there is a wealth of evidence demonstrating that effective contraceptive use dramatically reduces unplanned pregnancy and -- thereby -- recourse to abortion.
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