Topic: antibiotics

On August 31, 1910, Mrs. Ellen Shirah, age 34, died in Augustano Hospital in Chicago from an abortion that had been performed the previous day at her home.The coroner's jury determined that a doctor h ... discuss

Yes, that's me and, yes, that was the reaction I had to everything I endured past week. (Side note: so no one wigs out, that is my claddagh ring. I'm a Hibernophile and am also part Irish so I can get ... discuss

On August 27, 1909, Anna Dennin, age 23, died in Chicago from an abortion. Dr. E. Mayeke held by the coroner's jury and indicted for felony murder. The source document doesn't indicate that the case w ... discuss

Researchers say the gene, which appears to be circulating widely in India, alters bacteria, making them resistant to nearly all known antibiotics. ... discuss

I am currently recovering from the most unpleasant illness I have EVER experienced in my life! I have strep throat. I don't just have the "regular" version, which is nasty enough. I have the kind of s ... discuss

Yup, these are some (about half) of the books I will need this semester. Yes, one semester and I still have to get the other portion. Repeat after me "Oy..."It's that time of year again. The sun is bl ... discuss

On August 20, 1880, Miss M.A.M. Faulkner, a white woman formerly of Ottawa, Canada, died at the office of Dr. Thomas J. Cream during the commission of an illegal abortion. Cream, a white physician, an ... discuss

Mrs. George W. Robinson, age 28, died at her Chicago home on August 18, 1901, from an abortion performed there that day. Dr. Muenster was arrested that day, and she was held by the Coroner's Jury. Mrs ... discuss

Pharmacists For Life International releases the following statement: In many places of employment a gigantic board is posted listing the shortages and outages of essential medications, such as antibio ... discuss

PFLI Condemns FDA Approval of Chemical Cousin of Abortion Pill Mifepristone (RU 486) MEDIA ADVISORY, Aug. 16 /Christian Newswire/ -- Pharmacists For Life International releases the following stateme ... discuss

McKinney, TX (MetroCatholic) — Pharmacists For Life International releases the following statement: In many places of employment a gigantic board is posted listing the shortages and outages of ... discuss

Contact: Bogomir Kuhar, PharmD, RPh, FASCP, Pharmacists For Life International (PFLI ), 740-881-5520 MEDIA ADVISORY, Aug. 16 /Christian Newswire/ -- Pharmacists For Life International releases the f ... discuss

If you don't know what's going on in the medical profession, your life is in danger. In a culture of death, the groups most vulnerable are the weak: the young, the old, and the handicapped. What you d ... discuss

If you don't know what's going on in the medical profession, your life is in danger. In a culture of death, the groups most vulnerable are the weak: the young, the old, and the handicapped. What you d ... discuss

A dangerous new mutation that makes some bacteria resistant to almost all antibiotics has become increasingly common in India and Pakistan and is being found in patients in Britain and the United Stat ... discuss

A new superbug, according to the British medical journal \"Lancet,\" contains a gene that can jump between bacteria, making them nearly impervious to antibiotics. ... discuss

On August 1, 1929, 23-year-old schoolteacher Violet Morse, , of Anaconda, Montana, died from a botched abortion. Her death certificate was signed by Gertrude Pitkanen (pictured), who was listed as the ... discuss

For several years our family has been raising our own meat. We’ve found that not only is it a healthier alternative but it is much cheaper than buying meat from the store. Pro’s of Raisin ... discuss

For several years our family has been raising our own meat. We’ve found that not only is it a healthier alternative but it is much cheaper than buying meat from the store. Pro’s of Raisin ... discuss

On July 12, 1889, Annie Doran, from Cadlock City, Michigan, was found dead in her Chicago room from an illegal abortion performed that day. The crime scene was described as a "Medical facility", with ... discuss

Photo: Archbishop Silvano Tomasi, the Papal Nuncio to the UN in Geneva.UN officials are trying to promote a universal right to abortion. They are doing so while purporting to utilize a human rights a ... discuss

A tomato is a simple, basic food, but so far as I know, nobody has yet been able to discover and quantify exactly what makes the taste difference between the home-grown and the store bought version. ... discuss

Hello dear blog friends!I am so sorry for my recent absence, but life is a whirlwind right now. We got back from a quick trip to celebrate "Miller Grace Days" with Emily and her awesome family and ha ... discuss

www.vaccination.co.uktags: Vaccines, healthKnow Vaccines Home Pagetags: Vaccines, healthGlossary of Vaccines:NB: Although this website states that many vaccines still contain thimerosal (a mercury com ... discuss

At the Abortion Gang blog, Meghan is (language warning) blaming the prolife movement for some of the negative emotions (including suicidal thoughts) she felt following her abortion.Well-intentioned f ... discuss

I have so many emails asking me where I've been. Why such a long lapse in writing? I wish I could write about all the great adventures I've been experiencing, and share about how each day has been fil ... discuss

One of the principle strategies of the pro-abortion lobby is to "frame" the issue as a health care issue: abortion is just another medical procedure, and we're protecting your right to have it if you ... discuss

A 20 year old young man from Bedford, Texas was about to lose his arms and legs due to the clotting of blood in his vessels caused by meningitis but no longer. The treatment involved doctors and techn ... discuss

In the 2009 movie Up in the Air, George Clooney plays a guy whose job it is to fire people for other people. One day his company gets the bright idea to fire via web-cam to save travel expenses. But ... discuss

I've fallen off the wagon a bit in the past few weeks but hopefully I'm back on for a while. So today I am thankful for/that:I remembered to be thankful.Modern medicine. Seriously, how did people live ... discuss

UPDATE, 11:18a:point I forgot to mention, it seems to me the description of the preborn baby the abortion mill was forced to give by TX law was intended to invoke mental images of a little monster: I ... discuss

This year has been crazy with dramatic crisis after crisis. To be honest the drama has been going on since I had my second miscarriage, Elijah, December 2008 and then a couple of months later I found ... discuss

We were so happy when Sammy recovered from her infection. She was again happy and active. Well, as active as an almost 14 year old Golden Retriever can be. But it didn’t last for long. On Tuesda ... discuss

and his Mother are going to appear in a Super Bowl ad on February 7th, done by Focus on the Family. They are going to share their inspirational story, that happens to be pro-life: "The Tebows, they ... discuss

Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on an attempt by feminist lawyer Gloria Allred to get CBS to drop the pro-life Super Bowl ad featuring Tim Tebow and his mother:Gloria Allred is no stra ... discuss

Rats. If my flight out weren't at 8p - and, ok, if I weren't already planning to have a post-March for Life beer at The Dubliner - I'd go to this. It's way creepy to attend a pro-abort function but va ... discuss

Ever talked to someone who takes blood from cows for a living? I have.Last year, I taught a English class to newly hired Incheon civil servants. Among them was a cool guy named "Iron" (정철). He ma ... discuss

In 1976, the Hyde Amendment went into effect, banning the use of Federal funds to pay for abortions except to save the mother from an immediate threat to her life. The measure was named for its author ... discuss

It is interesting how one unethical behavior begets another.  I noticed it when some friends of mine who were infertile began to think about adoption.  Turns out the waiting list for adopting ... discuss

From change.org: (with translations from FrontLinesBlog): It's rare that a person touches the hearts and minds of so many activists across so many causes. This week, people around the globe ... discuss

birdflupandemic.com/archives/1000-per-day-fine-and-30-days-in-jail-for-refusing-the-swine-flu-vaccine-in-massachusetts">A new law just passed in Massachusetts imposes fines of up to $1000 per day and ... discuss

Just in case you haven't seen it, the Christian Anti-Defamation Commission has a list of common sense, down-to-earth, highly pertinent, questions that you should ask your senator or representative. Th ... discuss

ENOUGH OF THE MOB!While the Democrats would prefer to direct the debate on government-run health care, turning it into a smear campaign of the opposition, I think it's important to stay focused on the ... discuss

This is Part 7 of a series of articles on How to End Abortion written by Fr. Anthony Mellace (drdavila@aol.com) and is published here with his permission. Fr. Mellace has a new website: http://www.fre ... discuss

I have a troll (ironically calling itself "reality") who pops in from time to time with raw pregnancy mortality data. So, for the benefit of "reality" and anybody wondering what the point is, I bring ... discuss

We need some perspective first. All surgery of any sort in the 1930s was done without the aid of modern blood transfusion and antibiotics. All surgery of any sort in the 1930s was riskier than similar ... discuss

We need some perspective first. All surgery of any sort in the 1930s was done without the aid of modern blood transfusion and antibiotics. All surgery of any sort in this period was riskier than simil ... discuss

I had long suspected that Dr. Lucy Hagenow, back-alley butcher of early 20th Century Chicago, was also Louise Hagenow, sometimes identified as a midwife. Both were held responsible for maternal deaths ... discuss

Barack Obama is bringing change.He's setting a new tone in Washington.He's transforming politics. He's transforming the nation. He's transforming the world.So he picked Rahm Emanuel to be his Chief of ... discuss

One of the principle strategies of the pro-abortion lobby is to "frame" the issue as a health care issue: abortion is just another medical procedure, and we're protecting your right to have it if you ... discuss

Here I could repeat much of what I said about abortion in 1927 and abortion in 1929.We need some perspective first. All surgery of any sort in 1926 was done without the aid of modern blood transfusion ... discuss

Here I could repeat much of what I said about abortion in 1929.We need some perspective first. All surgery of any sort in 1927 was done without the aid of modern blood transfusion and antibiotics. All ... discuss

On September 26, 1990, 17-year-old Sophie McCoy died in a New York hospital, leaving a one-year-old son motherless.The events that led to her death started on September 17, when Sophie went to the off ... discuss

Here's an example of just how cookie cutter this 'investigation' was- this is the case of Merilyn Keate, one of the disputed minors- she's the mother of a baby boy about 15 months of age (although the ... discuss

A news story released last month by the U.S. Army reports on a new treatment approach that already has had such a striking impact downrange on the survivability of severely injured soldiers in the fie ... discuss

Has it really been a week already? I've been so busy designing blogs over here that I neglected my sweet little space here in blog world. I don't like that I haven't been writing as much. I've actuall ... discuss

The wedding stuff is a joy, a delight, and the wedding planning, it's consuming our lives and we are become boring people. So we have decided to set aside one day a week as a sort of Sabbath rest fro ... discuss

Last week I responded to Scientific American’s criticism of the movie Expelled…No Intelligence Allowed. Now I will talk more about creationist apologetics by responding to Scientific American’s ... discuss

From The Daily Mail (Britain)... Natalie Naylor, 20, was said to be 'far too well' to have [meningitis] despite suffering from a severe headache, stiff neck and a rash on her legs that did not fad ... discuss

A 20 year old young man from Bedford, Texas was about to lose his arms and legs due to the clotting of blood in his vessels caused by meningitis but no longer. The treatment involved doctors and techn ... discuss

The Cherub is recovering nicely, thankfully. One of the naughty things she does is constantly try to senak into the kitchen to get into food she isn't supposed to have (she has several food allergies ... discuss

A lawsuit filed by the father of Barbara Dillon, a 22-year-old college student, alleged that Barbara underwent an abortion performed by Dr. Mark Silver at Long Island Gynecological Group April 18, 198 ... discuss

Chatoor Bisal Singh did an abortion on Ellen Lorena Williams on March 2, 1985 at the notorious Dadeland abortion mill in Miami. On March 4, Ellen returned, doubled over and rocking back and forth in p ... discuss

Local Planned Parenthood Centers Temporarily Stop Surgical AbortionsOnce Again, a Pro-Life Adoptive Parent Is Running for PresidentFamilies Need Clean Water and Antibiotics, not Population Controllers ... discuss

Christina Dunigan, who blogs at Real Choice, responds to this Fox News story about Save the Children's latest global report which describes the tragic lack of basic health care for more than 200 milli ... discuss

The Anchoress: For the theft of innocence and trust. . . . Nothing can be enough. At least Pope Benedict is not trying to hide this topic. abilify side effects accutane buy discount on line aciphex ... discuss

10 Million Children Die From Lack of Health Care Each Year, Charity Group ReportsKids in developing nations are still dying for lack of basic antibiotics and oral rehydration therapy -- not to mention ... discuss

I wrote about the pending voter initative in California (Prevention of Farm Cruelty Act) that would, among other matters, outlaw "battery cages" for the housing of hens. I posted the HSUS argument in ... discuss

...now some bacteria has developed the ability to live off of nothing BUT antibiotics. No, I am not kidding. For now, this is just soil bacteria, but it is common for different kinds of bacteria to ... discuss

The investigation into the death of Madeline Kara Neumann continues. WAUSAU, Wis. (AP) -- Police are still reviewing the diabetes death of an 11-year-old rural Weston girl whose parents tried to heal ... discuss

Peter Singer once again wants to shove human "non persons" out of the life boat. Not content with advocating infanticide, he also promotes futile care theory and suggests that patients with dementia b ... discuss

Alec Update; Second Amendment in the Dock; Legalizing Prostitution; Obamarama; New Family Member; Persian New Year>Happy New Year, Persia! Boy, you've gotta love those "youths". Good for them. Doub ... discuss

Terry Schiavo's Siblings are launching a radio show called “America’s Lifeline” to address and educate Americans about health care, end-of-life issues and the disabled. Get the full story here.I ... discuss

The Associated Press reported today: A vast array of pharmaceuticals - including antibiotics, anti-convulsants, mood stabilizers and sex hormones - have been found in the drinking water supplies of a ... discuss

Here we are once again in the midst of yet another political season, complete with all the usual nonsense about the perfect solution to America's health care problems being some disguised form of soci ... discuss

Pro-Life Law Firm Works to Shut the Doors on Illegal Abortion Center in Ohio (italics mine)On Friday, February 29, ... the Thomas More Society, will reveal in a press conference that the Ohio Departme ... discuss

My Domestic Church: Bringing up kidstags: ad, bad, debate, hominems, parenting, techniquesMy Domestic Churchtags: catholic, homeschooling, lentThe Shape of a Mothertags: fitness, motherhoodMy Domestic ... discuss

A woman who describes herself as "a feminist, a leftist, a liberally-educated eternal student" has started a blog to talk about her abortion experience.It's not pretty.The man who got her&nb ... discuss

Do condoms protect you from STDs and pregnancy?If you are young and sexually active or are considering becoming sexually active, this is a critical question. In the U.S. today there is a growing epide ... discuss

Brevital complications. Fatal, during abortions: Suzanne Logan, Debra Gray, Tanya Williamson, Deanna Bell, and Venus Ortiz. That I know of.Legal abortion clinics in Kentucky. Some winners: EMW Women's ... discuss

Stop giving antibiotics for colds, doctors told: Mr Johnson says: "The past 60 years have seen great advances in health care and medicine. For example, the use of antibiotics has saved countless lives ... discuss

10. Why can't Korean doctors prescribe a full course of antibiotics? Why make you come back every three days? 9. Where did Koreans get the idea that no pizza is complete without corn and sweet potatoe ... discuss

From EagleForum.org: Why are questions about Communist China asked only in the Democratic presidential debates? We want to know what the Republican candidates plan to do about China sending us pois ... discuss

If you believe God had anything to do with man’s origins. In his column last month on Humanevents.com, Mac Johnson, a man whose writing I’ve always admired, claimed that the concept of In ... discuss

I am regularly contacted by families who believe their loved ones have been terribly mistreated in hospitals. Sometimes, it is clearly a misunderstanding and I try to set their minds at ease. At oth ... discuss

Someone was looking for infection after abortion. I have 73 cases listed here. A sample:Dorothy Brown, age 37, underwent an abortion at Friendship Medical Clinic in Chicago on August 16, 1974. Within ... discuss

"Bad abortion stories": Here are all the fatal ones I know about.. This woman lost a kidney. Rosa Naperstek-Taft had a party the night before to celebrate that hers would be the first of the new and i ... discuss

Also Titled- "Some People Swear By Duct Tape..."And others swear by Betadine and Saline solution.No, really. Is it open? Put Betadine in it. Are there things in it? Put saline on it, it will suck th ... discuss

I have so many emails asking me where I've been. Why such a long lapse in writing? I wish I could write about all the great adventures I've been experiencing, and share about how each day has been fil ... discuss

Just want to take a few minutes to catch up on what is going on in my life. Last week was very, very busy with taking care of medical issues and IEPs. Some sinusitis floating among the kids, so ant ... discuss

Abortion: The Public Health Miracle?In 1999, the Centers for Disease Control released "Achievements in Public Health, 1900-1999: Healthier Mothers and Babies." This report is a study in what public he ... discuss

"Terri" Roe died of a botched abortion in New Jersey in 1991.Steven Infante is the Massachusetts coach who had been abusing a girl from the age of 14, and brought her for an abortion when he imprenant ... discuss

You knew I'd get to this. From the Associated Press, November 13: More than 1 million cases of chlamydia were reported in the United States last year - the most ever reported for a sexually transmitt ... discuss

U.S. sets record in sexual disease cases. Excerpts:More than 1 million cases of chlamydia were reported in the United States last year — the most ever reported for a sexually transmitted disease, fe ... discuss

  FYI- The Worst in Mankind Was at Play in the Terri Schiavo Case October 15, 2003 - Terri's feeding tube was taken out. Terri Schiavo is denied food and water for the second time. On March 18, 2 ... discuss

Or at least they wanted information about him.Kioko worked at the notorious Hillview abortion mill in Maryland, and performed the fatal abortions on Suzanne Logan and Debra Gray.Kioko surrendered lice ... discuss

In 1976, the Hyde Amendment went into effect, banning the use of Federal funds to pay for abortions except to save the mother from an immediate threat to her life. The measure was named for its author ... discuss

Last week I posted on research that shows that Gardasil, the Merck vaccine against four strains of the Human Papilloma Virus, may actually give partial protection against 8 more strains.There's a comm ... discuss

Others in the SeriesI've been busy for a bit, presently mourning the fact that my beloved Tigers (and Scott's Dodgers) will not be in the post season this year. Yet I was confident that there would b ... discuss

Who says there's no liberal media bias? This article in the Beacon News starts out sounding like a Planned Parenthood press release:A lack of women's health services in the region, particularly aborti ... discuss

Can you believe it? The boy wasn’t even driving when I started the blog and now we’re taking him off to school, and yes, this leave-taking is tough. It was hard to leave our Elder Son a ... discuss

I have been pretty stressed lately but for some Godly reason I have peace today. Thank you Jesus! My grandmother's surgery didn't happen until today because of the pneumonia. She is allergic to almos ... discuss

A friend of a friend recently got back from a mission trip in Africa and she had this story to tell.While she was there, she went to visit a local health clinic. She was taken on a tour of the faci ... discuss

One of my favorite religion/culture sites is SoMA. SoMA stands for the "Society of Mutual Autopsy." Autopsy as in "a seeing with one's own eyes." The journal takes its title from Kierkegaard's maxim ... discuss

Hey, look...we're homeowners! And: News Snark.y, we aren't in the picture (that'll have to wait until a set of parents shows up to hold the camera), but here's our house! We're so excited and so ble ... discuss

Synthetic estrogen is a main component of birth control pills.  It is held a break through for women and a personal choice.  Of course the litmus test for a \"liberal good\" is that it doesn't ... discuss

Abortions were up 4% in England and Wales in 2006, especially among teenagers. What this suggests is that more women are using abortion as birth control since nearly one third of those who are having ... discuss

From American Congress for Truth: By Janet Ellen Levy Immediately following 9-11, an anthrax attack originating from letters containing anthrax spores infected 22 people, killing five. After alm ... discuss

A new study by the research firm Mathematica has been hailed by advocates of the sexual revolution and groups that have spent decades providing contraceptives and abortions to minor children without p ... discuss

The Houston Chronicle has an unusually good and balanced article on one case in the on-going debate in Texas on the end of life care, originally published May 6th.The article uses the example of 91 ye ... discuss

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Syphilis has risen sharply among gay and bisexual men in the United States this decade, driving up the country’s rate for the disease and placing these men at higher risk ... discuss

World Bank to Continue Promoting Abortion in Developing Nations After US Drops Opposition PRI's Stephen Mosher upset at the Bush Administration's \"failure to stay the course\" on the issue ... discuss

Mike Moore is at it again. He’s taking ailing first responders from the twin towers to Cuba for free health care: The trip was to be filmed as part of the controversial director’s latest ... discuss

Posted by Britt Shankle on ContraceptionBlog.com A friend of a friend recently got back from a mission trip in Africa and she had this story to tell. While she was there, she went to visit a local hea ... discuss

A friend of a friend recently got back from a mission trip in Africa and she had this story to tell.While she was there, she went to visit a local health clinic. She was taken on a tour of the ... discuss

I have a prayer request for y'all - or to send positive thoughts if prayer isn't your thing. At 545 this morning Emily is going in the the hospital for minimally invasive surgery. She is having to ha ... discuss

As you may already know, on Saturday, March 31, we will mark the two-year anniversary of Terri's death by dehydration. While this sad date brings the horror of her death into sharper focus, there is ... discuss

Here's what I have for abortion deaths in the 1940s:Pauline Shirley, died 1940Agnes Pearson, died 1941Helen Clark, died 1941Harriet Lichtenberg, died 1942Madeline McGeehan, died 1942Cleo Moore, died 1 ... discuss

CARLA SAUER IYER, R.N., who being first duly sworn, deposes and says: 1. My name is Carla Sauer Iyer. I am over the age of eighteen and make this statement of my own personal knowledge. 2. I am a r ... discuss

Hillary Clinton has well known positions on daycare. In this presidential political season, we can see where she'd take the country based on what she influenced the last time a Clinton held ... discuss

From TerrisFight.org: March 2007 As you know, it has been two years since the court-ordered execution by dehydration of our beloved daughter Terri Schindler Schiavo. As we watched her precious life ... discuss

Chatoor Bisal Singh did an abortion on Ellen Lorena Williams On March 2, 1985 at Miami's notorious Dadeland abortion mill. On March 4, Ellen returned, doubled over and rocking back and forth in pain. ... discuss

HAVANA(CNA): Elsa Morejon, the wife of prominent pro-life activist and political prisoner Oscar Elias Biscet, has issued an urgent appeal for medical treatment for her husband and for his transferal o ... discuss

We can start by looking at mortality trends. It was during the 1940s that the US saw a huge drop in abortion mortality, due to the introduction of blood products and antibiotics. All abortion deaths - ... discuss

Boy howdy, has it been an interesting time at our house. They are building out a field close to the house and hit a gas main, the gas rushing out was so large of an amount that it sounded like a jet ... discuss

This correspondence is from Texas lawyer Jerri Ward, who has proved worthy of the honorific, attorney at law for fighting tooth and tong against futile care impositions in Texas (Andrea Clarke, for ex ... discuss

I was recently asked this question: I am thinking about using the NuvaRing, which I have heard is safer than taking the pill (which I have heard can cause blood clots, strokes, and breast cancer.) I a ... discuss

Appetizer - Have you been sick yet this winter? If so, what did you come down with? Yes. I had bronchopneumonia before and over Christmas and I caught acute bronchitis about a month ago (3 weeks afte ... discuss

Anti-abortion chain marks Roe v. Wade anniversaryKris Hamel, founding member and organizer of DANFORR, Detroit Action Network For Reproductive Rights, is among those that see the Supreme Court decisio ... discuss

Jivin J comments on an Oakland Press story which quotes Kris Hamel, founding member and organizer of DANFORR (Detroit Action Network For Reproductive Rights). Hamel states that before the 1973 Roe ru ... discuss

My doctor is a smartaleck. I told him to NOT tell me that I had bronchitis or pneumonia. He said "Ok...you have bronchiopneumonia." Great. Just great. He was suprised that I had gone on with this ... discuss

In 1999, the Centers for Disease Control released "Achievements in Public Health, 1900-1999: Healthier Mothers and Babies." This report is a study in what public health efforts can achieve, but al ... discuss

Desperately seeking 2007 is back in ICU. It's the fluid again. Dad thinks her kidneys are going. She's not on life support at this time (at least she wasn't earlier tonight), but they're talking ab ... discuss

Have I told y'all lately how much I love you? I know that sounds weird since I'm just a mom in cyberspace, but your feedback about my picture has just been overwhelming. Did I ever tell you about ... discuss

Have I told y'all lately how much I love you? I know that sounds weird since I'm just a mom in cyberspace, but your feedback about my picture has just been overwhelming. Did I ever tell you about ... discuss

The following came as an attachment from a Michigan State University Students for Life e-mailing. Apparently it is summation of a meeting's content. It has been edited for clarity. Thousands of w ... discuss

The effects of being raised in a large family :) Justin, our youngest set this play dinner. Note that he has crowded EIGHT - count 'em! - chairs around this teensy table and loaded every single b ... discuss

Necrotizing fasciitis, commonly known as “flesh-eating disease”, is a rare but serious inflection of the skin that inflicts terrible damage on its victims.  About 30% die, while survi ... discuss

On September 17, 1990, 17-year-old Sophie McCoy went to the office of National Abortion Federation member Abu Hayat. She was accompanied by her mother and by the husband of the operator of a facility ... discuss

I don't know about the rest of you, but while it's possible that I can be bought, it's not for the price of a free pen or a lunch. I pay $100 extra for my subscription to Contraception because I won't ... discuss

International Herald Tribune By Lydia Polgreen The New York TimesAugust 30, 2006EL FASHER, Sudan War looms again over Darfur There is plenty of frantic shuttle diplomacy happening in the corridor ... discuss

After a great deal of bickering and investigating and politicking, the morning-after-pill will be available without a prescription, over-the-counter, just like Sudafed. WASHINTGON (AP) -- Wom ... discuss

The Bible tells us again and again and again that we are to help widows, does it not? And, in a modern context, it is safe to say that "widows" these days include single mothers who struggle to ... discuss

This week started off a bit easier than last week, I got to go home at 2:30. We haven’t gotten any new patients since Friday (but we’re on call again tomorrow), so we just had to take care of the ... discuss

Today ends my 65 hour work week. Yesterday my team was on call and I did three H&Ps, which I was really happy about since I badly need the practice. My first patient was a man who came to the ER from ... discuss

Yesterday, the House Public Health Committee in Austin, Texas met to hear invited and public testimony on the Advanced Directive Act, which includes a provision for the refusal by a physician to follo ... discuss

We love St. John's Medical Center here in Tulsa so much that Mary, after having spent three days there just a week ago for the birth of Will, wanted to go back and spend the weekend. In actuality, Ma ... discuss

Today the doctor I usually follow was on vacation so I followed one of his partners. He only had one patient scheduled in the morning at clinic, so I went with him to the (small community) hospital a ... discuss

Homeschooling and Science This is a homeschool and family blog dedicated to my two kids (7 and 9) who LOVE science and love the Lord. One of the main reasons we chose to homeschool them was becau ... discuss

The other day, I read an article on the global warming issue from a blog called "Independent Christian Voice". The article stated that although America makes up only 5% of the world's population, it ... discuss

Seventeen-year-old Deborah Ann Lozinski had languished for two months in a coma, hospitalized after an abortion at Medical Care Center in Woodbridge, New Jersey.On June 21, 1985, Deborah's parents fil ... discuss

Note: The following is reposted from July 2005. Because the LTI Blog was deleted due to a server error--an error we have yet to figure out--we are reposting important past entries here.--------------- ... discuss

My piece on the transhumanism conference is in this week's Weekly Standard, but there is no link available other than for subscribers. Here is a brief overview. In the article, I describe how tran ... discuss

This is a follow-up to the Mohler piece I posted yesterday - and the comments some of you made there. I want to tell the story of my evolving thoughts on birth control and children. As anyone who's ... discuss

A new strange disease is emerging in Texas, California, and Florida. Lesions appear on your skin and then strange "fibers" begin to extrude from them. Strange black and tarry bead ... discuss

A lawsuit filed by the father of Barbara Dillon, age 22, alleged that Barbara underwent an abortion at Long Island Gynecological Group April 18, 1981.Barbara's father said that the pathology report id ... discuss

Two years ago after a relative’s breast cancer surgery, I had the chance to sit down with her surgeon. The doctor must have been tired, just looking to chat, or particularly interested in discu ... discuss

Gwendolyn Cliett, age 29, was about to undergo an elective abortion and tubal ligation at Presbyterian Hospital in Philadelphia on March 5, 1980. She was 8 to 10 weeks pregnant. Before the proecdure c ... discuss

Exciting news out of Australia, concering umbilical cord stem cell therapy and Cystic Fibrosis research. Unfortunately, the very informative article has a silly title, "Will baby Aiden be a miracle?" ... discuss

True evolution, in the macro-sense, has never been observed, only inferred. A population of moths that changes from light to dark based upon environmental pressures is not evolution -- they are still ... discuss

About a week ago, our newest nephew (henceforth Trogling #5 to distinguish from the Troglotykes and the other nieces and nephews), developed some intestinal bleeding, which apparently is not uncommon ... discuss

The issue of abortion is incredibly emotional for many on either side.  One peripheral issue that I’ve been trying to sort out is the idea of conscious clauses.  A conscious clause allows a health ... discuss

Required reading A great fighter for the unborn in northeast South Dakota sent me your column lambasting the idiotic notion of starting abortion clinics on the Pine Ridge Reservation. First off, it ... discuss

A Minnesota Woman's Quality of LifeBy Joseph A. D'AgostinoBritish doctors want to kill children born with spinal muscular atrophy (SMA), even against the wishes of the babies' own parents. When these ... discuss

In my previous article, Antibiotics Cause Asthma?, I failed to note my source.  A conscientious reader who wanted to do some research and find out if there was a link in their child brought ... discuss

ATLANTA (AP) - Health officials said Thursday they are seeing what appears to be a disturbing increase around the world in tuberculosis infections resistant to both the first- and second-line antibio ... discuss

Again and again we must repeat that intentional elective abortion is the intervention to *cause* death, without medical necessity. A common pro-abortion argument is that no one cares about miscarriag ... discuss

Think you are doing good keeping your young ones protected from the mass antibiotic scripts that are routinely written for earaches, sore throats and other common childhood sicknesses?  ... discuss

2 More Women Die After Taking Abortion PillNY Times Article Tools Sponsored ByBy GARDINER HARRISPublished: March 17, 2006 Two more women have died after taking RU-486, the abortion pill. Officials s ... discuss

CARLA SAUER IYER, R.N., who being first duly sworn, deposes and says: 1. My name is Carla Sauer Iyer. I am over the age of eighteen and make this statement of my own personal knowledge. 2. I am a r ... discuss

Canadian researchers have examined tens of thousands of children and found that the more courses of antibiotics before the child’s first birthday, the greater the chance of asthma.   The Canadia ... discuss

By Terry Vanderheyden CHICAGO, March 7, 2006 (LifeSiteNews.com) – A world leader in cancer causes and prevention has warned that the so-called birth control pill is “the largest unregula ... discuss

My doctor gave me some whopper antibiotics, the kind that make me feel sick and dizzy. Hopefully they will do something beneficial once and for all for whatever is causing this problem. I'm feeling a ... discuss

What is a Homesteader?  Answering that in itself could be the workings of a complete book.  It used to be that Homesteaders were those who received free land if they lived and built on a pa ... discuss

Leaves from a Mislaid Album - Back to the Dark Ages.Nobody wants an abortion. Nobody gets a kick out of someone scraping around and vacuuming her insides. I have never known a woman who made the choic ... discuss

We've all heard the mantra: "Abortion must be legal or women will die." It's presented as an either/or proposition. If abortion is illegal, women will die. If abortion is legal, women won't die. Well ... discuss

Again, I checked what people were searching for and found somebody searching for "dr turow great neck". I'm not sure this is the Dr. Turow they were looking for, but here's what I have on Dr. David Tu ... discuss

I checked for who my visitors are, and somebody came here after searching for Dr. Gideon Kioko. So here, without further ado, is what I know:Kioko worked at the notorious Hillview abortion mill in Mar ... discuss

From LifeSite This terrific article from Wesley reminds me why I became a big fan in the first place. He applies the same passion and lucidity in defending Haleigh as he did as a voice in the bio-et ... discuss

Why? Read this column by Wesley Smith. For a preview: How can this be? The simple answer is that tube-supplied food and water — often called "artificial nutrition and hydration" (ANH) — has be ... discuss

... the best laid plans ... l, last night about 10:30, Amanda said to me ... "mom, I've got this backache and it's really bothering me." Then she added "and there's like this pressure down here ..." ... discuss

This herbal combination is used after birth to help sooth and heal the mother and will help heal the baby’s umbilical cord stump as well.  Mix all the herbs and other ingredients well in a large ... discuss

Okay, let me just say it: January can be a Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Month. Y'all do know about the book that inspires us to just go ahead and acknowledge those frustrating times, don't ... discuss

The Pew Poll, which I reported on below, also finds huge majorities favoring the so-called "right to die." This is an ambiguous term, often used by assisted suicide advocates to identify their cause. ... discuss

Sorry to get into this discussion so late - I just accepted a call and moving around Christmas time I've found is not advisable!In this post I want to do two things. First, present my exegesis of I Co ... discuss

There's so much catching up I need to do here! And I keep putting off even starting because I’ve only been able to grab a couple minutes here and there – just enough to post your comments, which ... discuss

The following cases are from my notes involving Planned Parenthood of Mid-Michigan, which was a member of the National Abortion Federation.A suit by patient L.H. alleged that she underwent an abortion ... discuss

Since November, I've been sharing a lot about the importance of traditions in building a family - as well as the need to be flexible when something comes up that makes it difficult to see one throu ... discuss

Same sex unions seems to be the hot topic in the news today. It is true that many in our society don't really see much wrong with them -- after all, what is wrong with a couple who have "fallen in ... discuss

The New York Times has come out with this article on the RU-486 (Mifeprex) drug used for abortions. These instances may be rare, but are they really? Information about the Clostridium sordellii in ... discuss

Our family has been passing some bug back and forth for about a week and a half now. It's the boy's turn now, and he's got it bad. Thursday night he barely slept and was awake crying from about 5 ... discuss

Today, November 18, is the anniversary of three tragic, needless deaths.Virginia Hopkins Watsonn on a record-setting relay swimming team with Esther Williams in 1939, and had herself set the world's f ... discuss

‘Promises turned peril” Freed from “bondage”! “In 1963 a similar bomb [to the A bomb] was dropped on the US.” “..the pharmaceutical companies deny any possibility of their Golden ... discuss

Seems like forever since I last blogged about anything. I've been extremely busy working on a project so that has taken all of my energy. I have some really good news to report. As of last Wednesday ... discuss

Wife's efforts to have husband's feeding tube removed echoes Schiavo case He says he wants to live. But his wife, caregivers and South Carolina state officials are so focused on carrying out a deca ... discuss

From the New York Times... Even if the court restricts or eliminates the right to an abortion, the often-raised specter of a return to back-alley abortions is not likely to be realized, said Dr. Beve ... discuss

From the New York Times... Even if the court restricts or eliminates the right to an abortion, the often-raised specter of a return to back-alley abortions is not likely to be realized, said Dr. Beve ... discuss

Autopsy report reveals delay in care for fatal complications WICHITA, KS – The autopsy report of a Texas teenager who died here last January reveals details of a horrific death caused by complic ... discuss

Nasty. But they are on top of it and the victims will be fine. You shouldn’t even wash your hands in tainted water, walk in it, wade through it… "http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20050904/ap_ ... discuss

Interesting article about the arrest of 3 individuals performing illegal abortions in Yogyakarta. I am glad that abortion laws are being enforced, but being that this is a Muslim country, I wonder wha ... discuss

Michelle Malkin and Bill of INDC Journal have been discussing the latest FDA investigation into RU-486.  This latest public health advisory by the FDA is the result of four deaths of California o ... discuss