Topic: pharmacies
Greetings:To a very great extent, our parishes continue to treat abortifacients and contraceptives like they are no big deal! Is it surprising then, that Bucks County Catholics are like the rest ... discussThis article was published, June 2, on the New Times blog and then published in the New York Times, page A21 on June 3. Ezekiel J. Emanuel on health policy and other topics.Ezekiel J. Emanu ... discuss
Ms. Terri RiveraMr. Greg WozniakSt Mary Medical CenterLanghorne, PennsylvaniaMs. Rivera and Mr. Wozniak,The St Clare Pharmacy Does NOT Sell Abortifacients/Contraceptives! Before comfortably sayi ... discuss
When you count abortions from chemical and mechanical methods, there have been 308,000,000 in the United States, since Roe v. Wade (cf, Pharmacists for Life International ). Your Excellency ... discuss
Come Judgment Day, how are we to possibly explain the scandal of allowing those who market in abortifacients/contraceptives to advertise in parish bulletins? Fathers Dooner and Hennelly: The Bulletin ... discuss
Why are pharmacy ads accepted in parish bulletins, unless there is absolute assurance that the pharmacies do not sell contraceptives and/or abortifacients? The best available sources tell us t ... discuss
We often hear that there have been 50 million abortions in the United States, since the 1973 Roe v. Wade Supreme Court decision. When you properly include abortions from chemical and mechanical meth ... discuss
Most Rev. David O'ConnellDiocese of Trenton701 Lawrenceville RoadLawrenceville, NJ 08648Your Excellency:We often hear that there have been 50 million abortions in the United States, since the 1973 Ro ... discuss
Here in the Delaware Valley, we have probably grown accustomed to the estimate that 55 million pre born Americans have been aborted since the infamous Roe v Wade and Doe v Bolton Supreme Court decisio ... discuss
A coercive mandate requiring Illinois pharmacists to choose between exercising their First Amendment freedoms and protecting their careers and their families’ livelihoods has been finally been defea ... discuss
“This decision has dramatic implications for all people of faith who object to being forced to throw aside their convictions to support an anti-life agenda,” said AUL’s Dr. Charmaine Yoest WAS ... discuss
AUL has filed two more amicus briefs supporting freedom of conscience and arguing that the Obama Administration’s “HHS mandate,” requiring insurance coverage for “all FDA-approved contraceptiv ... discuss
SPUC has described as dangerous a trial by The Co-operative Pharmacy chain of prescription-free sale of the EllaOne morning-after pill. EllaOne is claimed to work up to five days after sexual interco ... discuss
The New England Journal of Medicine lent its pages to both President Obama and Governor Romney to present their health care visions for America. Unsurprisingly, the president promises to move en ... discuss
Mailee Smith & William Saunders at LifeNews: Illinois pharmacists that Americans United for Life (AUL) and AUL Advisory Board Member Mark Rienzi have worked with for more than 7 years won an impo ... discuss
We all want full lips the truth is. Not everyone has full lips in reality. There are now various ways to give you fuller lip area and enhance what characteristics gave you the truth is. Listed here ar ... discuss
Patrick Lee To recap two major problems with the HHS mandate: it restricts the natural right of religious freedom and imposes a false view of religion. In addition to being illegal by violating the ... discuss
I have noticed that with every new drug that comes down the pike, a subset of the black community rushes to destroy themselves with that drug. Look at heroin and crack. Entire black communities destro ... discuss
Activity from January 1 through May 4, 2012 OVERVIEW While many states continue their 2012 legislative sessions, 2012 has already seen significant victories for Life throughout the United States. ... discuss
Lynne Featherstone, UK Equalities ministerTop stories:UK pilot study concludes that 13-year-olds should be able to buy birth control pills at pharmaciesA pilot study in south-east London has conclud ... discuss
Most Rev. John McIntyreAuxiliary Bishop of PhiladelphiaSister Marie Cecilia IrwinSisters of St. Francis of PhiladelphiaMonsignor John MarinePastor of St Bede the VenerableGregory T. Wozniak, President ... discuss
Grassroots Tells Supreme Court to Reject ObamaCare with 1 Million Postcards Mom chooses life after pre-abortion ultrasound reveals quadruplets Clergy to Convene Emergency Meeting Today on ... discuss
WASHINGTON, D.C. (03-22-12)/Americans United for Life -- Americans United for Life filed an amicus brief in an Illinois appellate court today, in the case of Morr-Fitz, Inc. v. Pat Quinn, defending ... discuss
WASHINGTON, D.C. (03-22-12) —Americans United for Life filed an amicus brief in an Illinois appellate court today, in the case of Morr-Fitz, Inc. v. Pat Quinn, defending the fundamental First Amend ... discuss
at Catholic OnlineAfter Sandra Fluke's testimony before Congress recently, two things became clear: 1) This controversy is political theater if I ever saw it, and 2) modern, secular "feminism" m ... discuss
In a major – and potentially far-reaching – decision, a federal court in Washington state has affirmed the rights of conscience of pharmacists. On February 22, the U.S. District Court for the West ... discuss
Charles Colson's Breakpoint brings more evidence of the absolute audacity of this administration in their HHS attack on conscience rights and religious liberties...."How supremely ironic is it t ... discuss
Syrian Christians caught in the middle. As Syria descends into full-scale civil war, the emerging picture for its Christian population—one of the largest in the Middle East—is grim. More than 11 m ... discuss
Click here to subscribe to The Social Conservative Review. Dear Friends: The Founders of our country had what historian Ellis Sandoz has called “a paradoxical sense of the dignity and frailty o ... discuss
Following a 12 day trial, a district court in the state of Washington has issued a resounding decision supporting the conscience rights of pharmacists and pharmacies. The case, Stormans v. Selecky, ... discuss
Heroic bystanders catch toddler tossed from burning building Ultrasound, HPV, 'personhood' bills clear Va. Senate panel Where are the women? Here we are Mandate's 'Morning After' pill p ... discuss
Here is a link to the federal district court opinion in the Storman case. http://www.becketfund.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/Stormans-Opinion-from-Judge-revised.pdf This case, which has been in lit ... discuss
Governor Christine Gregoire is expected to appeal the federal court ruling which supports the pharmacists’ right to not dispense Plan B for reasons of conscience. Judge Ronald Leighton noted tha ... discuss
Well, this is a pleasant surprise. Another ruling has come down in the very litigated Stormans v. Selecky case, again from the trial court. This is the case in which a pharmacy refused to dispense the ... discuss
Federal court rules that the State of Washington cannot force pharmacists to dispense life-ending drugs WASHINGTON, D.C. (02-22-12) — Today a federal district court in Washington ruled that the ... discuss
Judge Rules State Can't Make Pharmacies Sell Plan B Contraceptives in Violation of Religious Beliefs
Via Barbara Hollingsworth at The Examiner: A federal judge in Tacoma, Washington cited the First Amendment to strike down a law requiring licensed pharmacists to dispense the controversial "morning-af ... discuss
Christian BaleTop stories:UK prime minister says UK should return to Christian moral valuesDavid Cameron, the British prime minister, has called for British society to return to traditional Christian ... discuss
From article in Uganda: In Uganda buying abortion pills has become as easy as buying sweets. Our undercover reporter went to a number of pharmacies in Kampala and procured the pills, to find out how ... discuss
Only pharmacies with religious objection, as Ralph’s Thriftway which objects to dispensing the Plan B abortion pill, are held accountable to stock and dispense designated drugs when regular cust ... discuss
Former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich was just sentenced to 14 years in prison on federal corruption charges. As governor Blagojevich sentenced thousands of babies to death, signing an executive order ... discuss
Today, the NYT carried a letter to the editor from an Obama Adminstration representative, reacting to a column published in the Gray Lady’s op/ed page that criticized the government’s cr ... discuss
‘I can’t give you the morning-after pill… it’s against my religion’ – Local – Hartlepool Mail. Another conscientious Boots Pharmacist acts up. A 29 year old female patien ... discuss
by JivinJ, host of the blog, JivinJehoshaphat In response to Katie Stack’s editorial attack on crisis pregnancy centers, the New York Times published a letter to the editor from abortionist Nan ... discuss
What happens when Plan B becomes Plan A? At XOJane, Cat Marnell writes about (warning: Cat discusses her sex life) how she is using Plan B as her primary form of birth control. Cat believes other wom ... discuss
Dr. John Bruchalski is founder and head of the Tepeyac Family Center in Northern Virginia. I first heard of Dr. Bruchalski, after he founded Divine Mercy Care Pharmacy - one of the nation's only pharm ... discuss
Google’s business slogan was once, “Don’t be evil,” which the company dropped in 2009. Perhaps they should have kept it. Now, Google is paying a $500 million fine for know ... discuss
The Netherlands used to be the heart of euthanasia darkness. It is still dark, but the culture of death crown has passed to Belgium, which not only legalized doctor-injected killing, but has enthusi ... discuss
According to the 2011-2012 APPA National Pet Owners Survey, nearly 72.9 million homes in the US own a pet. Whatever type of pet you may have, you need to treat them like your family member and take go ... discuss
Last week an Arizona appeals court lifted an injunction against Arizona’s 2009 Abortion Consent Act. There are four major components to the Act: 1. The abortionist must be the one reading the s ... discuss
As of 2005, abortion is legal in Ethiopia for so many exceptions that it is, practically speaking, abortion on demand — rape, incest, fetal defects (eugenics), the physical or mental health of the m ... discuss
Dear Friends,Earlier this month, I came across a disturbing news item: "The drug war in Mexico has forced the Catholic Church to confront allegations it accepts donations from drug lords." I was remin ... discuss
One of the reasons I turned against single payer is that I believe–as an advocate who learned the trade at the knees of Ralph Nader–in the tort system. It provides a free market remedy i ... discuss
Drugs For Critically Ill In Short Supply – Nashville News Story – WSMV Nashville. Pharmer’s been telling you…. drugs for critical care, and for chemotherapy have been in shor ... discuss
As so beautifully explained by the American Life League, "Marriage and conjugal love are ordered by nature and by God toward two ends: Procreation and the nurturing and education of children. Strength ... discuss
Iran's Ministry for Cultural and Islamic Guidance has demanded that pharmacies remove \"immoral\" advertisements for products such as condoms and anti-impotence drugs. ... discuss
Walgreens disputes the claim that they offer pap smears and breast exams, according to this Media Matters blog. Some Fox news commentators overestimated the scope of the Take Care Clinics which are ... discuss
Illinois certainly has its problems; politically, morally, criminally and financially. And even our weather goes against us. If you live in Illinois, you're always looking for a bright spot, or a sun ... discuss
Mo. House backs changes on abortion drugs, Plan B – Missouri | State & regional – bnd.com. A law which prevents pharmacists and pharmacies from being forced to stock or dispense the mornin ... discuss
I’ve been tracking this case with antipathy for 6 years. On April 1, 2005, then-Gov. Rod Blagojevich stood flanked by NARAL President Nancy Keenan (in above photo, left), then-President of Plan ... discuss
Illinois Review has the story:Americans United for Life President and CEO Dr. Charmaine Yoest applauded a decision today from an Illinois circuit court that struck down a state administrative rule for ... discuss
An attempt by the State of Illinois to force pharmacists to dispense emergency contraceptives against their personal religious beliefs has been thwarted by an Illinois Circuit Court. This is an impo ... discuss
FDA Allows Cheaper Version of Preterm Labor Drug To Stay on the Market – Health Blog – WSJ. A short time ago, there was an uproar because the FDA had given approval to KV pharmaceuticals t ... discuss
FDA Allows Cheaper Version of Preterm Labor Drug To Stay on the Market – Health Blog – WSJ. A short time ago, there was an uproar because the FDA had given approval to KV pharmaceuticals t ... discuss
3 Whitacre Mews, Stannary Street London, SE11 4AB, United Kingdom Telephone: (020) 7091 7091 Email: information@spuc.org.uk http://www.spuc.org.uk Free morning-after pills in Wale ... discuss
As so beautifully explained last year by Bishop Paul Loverde of Arlington,"In God’s loving care, in His Divine Providence, Our Lady of Guadalupe and the cause of life are intertwined....in the image ... discuss
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Hubby-head and I used to be fans of what's known as the Darwin Awards, commemorating people who contribute to Darwin's theory of natural selection by removing themselves from the gene pool in a parti ... discuss
I'm getting myself adjusted to my actual work schedule here at MOP#1 (we're #1, yay!), so I haven't had a lot to say in the last week or two... I'm working four 10 hour days - Wednesday, Thursday a ... discuss
by Elizabeth PetrikPublished Wednesday April 27, 2005 in the Amherst Student, issue 25Advocates who consider themselves “pro-choice” should be deeply concerned about the latest news from Illinois ... discuss
So the emails the terrorist Hasan sent to a jihadist imam in Yemen were not deemed threatening? What if they were in code? American cryptographers succeeded in breaking the Japanese naval codes before ... discuss
Unlike some other Blogs; who’s malfeasance is supposedly mocking of those on the other side of the Political Debate, not to mention supposedly Conservative politics —— I am not posting t ... discuss
A new test to reveal the gender of a fetus in early pregnancy has sparked a row over whether it will lead to sex-selection abortions.The American-designed IntelliGender test kit, which can be used fro ... discuss
Freedom of speech is quickly becoming a thing of the past. If we don't speak up now and demand from our representatives the RIGHT TO LIFE, LIBERTY AND THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS, they will tell us when ... discuss
I posted What do Jill Stanek, Obama, Blagojevich, Rahm Emanuel, Arne Duncan, Planned Parenthood have in common? on December 20th but I did find another post back from August 23 at Jill Stanek vs Obama ... discuss
Advertisement:Illinois. It appears to me that Illinois is an abortionist stronghold politically, from Obama Illinois state senator, see New Documents Revealing Obama's cover up on Born Alive Infant Pr ... discuss
By Kathleen Gilbert WARWICKSHIRE, U.K., November 28, 2008 (LifeSiteNews.com) - A new advertisement from the British Pregnancy Advisory Service (BPAS), sometimes described as the “Britis ... discuss
Jill Stanek vs Obama and now the main stream media part 6. (See New Documents Revealing Obama's cover up on Born Alive Infant Protection for part 1, Jill Stanek vs Obama. Jill documents her credibilit ... discuss
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ADF Senior Legal Counsel Erik Stanley and ADF-allied attorney Kristen Waggoner will be available to answer questions from the media Tuesday following oral arguments in Stormans v. Selecky. ADF a ... discuss
Catching up on events that occurred during my unexpected blogging hiatus, I note that Serge at LTI Blog has been taking on the “Pill Kills Babies” campaign: Does a Thin Uterine Lining Su ... discuss
To state the obvious, the USA is losing its common culture and moral values, creating an almost unbridgeable cultural chasm. This, in turn, is disintegrating our social cohesion and leading to the me- ... discuss
This week's Catholic Carnival is up at Ebeth's A Catholic Mom Climbing the Pillars.Here are a few of my favorite posts there:Sarah's book review of In This House of Brede.Matthew's "Preparing for th ... discuss
As I write you today, the situation in Uruguay is extremely perilous!The agents of death are intentionally sacrificing the women and unborn of Uruguay in order to establish an abortion beachhead in La ... discuss
What's the world coming to? We now have drug stores exercising their right of conscience not to sell tobacco and porn! And to think: the drive to force pharmacists to violate their conscience and... ... discuss
The Washington Post has an encouraging - story today on the developing phenomenon of pro-life pharmacies: When DMC Pharmacy opens this summer... in Chantilly [VA], the shelves will be stocked with al ... discuss
I received the following email that I thought was important enough to post...WASHINGTON, D.C. (02 June 2008) – As pro-lifers across the nation prepare to protest the birth control pill this Saturday ... 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
By Michael Baggot SEATTLE, WA, May 2, 2008 (LifeSiteNews.com) - A federal appeals court upheld Washington state pharmacists' right to refuse the \"emergency contraceptive\" Plan B on Thursday. Accor ... discuss
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit ruled Thursday that Washington pharmacists’ rights of conscience will be protected while an appeal by state officials who oppose those rights moves forw ... discuss
"Pills or dinner?" was the subject heading of Planned Parenthood CEO Cecile Richards' email alert yesterday.The premise is ridiculous: that due to rising prices of artificial female steroids, i.e., b ... discuss
"Pills or dinner?" was the subject heading of Planned Parenthood CEO Cecile Richards' email alert yesterday. The premise is ridiculous: that due to rising prices of artificial female steroids, i.e., ... discuss
EconLog, I Just Got $100,000 Worth of Consumer Surplus!, Bryan Caplan: Library of Economics and Liberty Try pharmacies before you try doctors - they have a better track record. How Valid Are T.V. Wea ... discuss
This column is written by Fr. Anthony Mellace (drdavila@aol.com) and is provided here with his permission:Question:Are birth control pills responsible for breast cancer?Response:Statistics show that w ... discuss
Yesterday was Back Up Your Birth Control Campaign Day of Action to promote the morning-after pill, according to a NARAL email alert. The 2-pill MAP regimen contains 8-20x the potency of 1 birth contr ... discuss
The ... discuss
Earlier this month NARAL Pro-Choice Washington Abortion in Washington blog, the Washington State Pharmacy Association, although pro-MAP, promptly released a statement that it was "appalled by [NARAL' ... discuss
"Conscience Clause" laws that would permit pharmacists to refuse to fill birth control pill prescriptions or doctors to perform abortions, are growing in political prominence. By way of push back, som ... discuss
Of course pro-aborts don't want anyone to have a 'choice'...they just want to foster a culture of death.Abortion advocates in Washington state are appealing the decision of a judge who halted a new st ... discuss
The debate on medical ethics has definitely moved from "Our Bodies, Our Choice," to "My Choice, You Don’t Have a Choice." Autonomy, the "I want" ethics, trumps the right to life, the right to liber ... discuss
This column in today's San Francisco Chronicle is a bit of a change of pace for me. I urge that marijuana be removed from Schedule I of the Controlled Substances Act--meaning no legitimate use--and c ... discuss
Filed under: ACLJ, Religious liberties, ChristianityVia the ACLJ:No Free Pass for AtheistsA church-state separationist organization sued, in Hein v. Freedom From Religion Foundation (U.S. No. 06-157), ... discuss
re: "OLYMPIA, Wash. — A federal court Thursday confirmed that the right of Washington pharmacists to obey their conscience when they object to dispensing abortion-inducing drugs on religious grounds ... discuss
A federal court Thursday confirmed that the right of Washington pharmacists to obey their conscience when they object to dispensing abortion-inducing drugs on religious grounds will be protected while ... discuss
(CNSNews.com) - New Jersey law now requires pharmacists to provide Plan B, the so-called "morning after pill," or help customers locate a pharmacy that stocks it, even if the pharmacist has a religi ... discuss
Alliance Defense Fund allied attorneys Kristen Waggoner and Steve O'Ban will be available to answer questions from the media Wednesday following a court hearing on their motion for preliminary injunct ... discuss
Many people still don't know that the Morning After Pill has been available at major pharmacies for nearly a year, since the FDA approved its "Over the Counter" status 26 August 2006.Plan B has been a ... discuss
by Elizabeth O'Brien SEATTLE, Washington, July 27, 2007 (LifeSiteNews.com) - Two Washington pharmacists and a pharmacy owner have sued the State of Washington for trampling on their right ... discuss
Seeking to safeguard the rights of pharmacists and pharmacies who choose not to stock or distribute abortion-inducing drugs on religious and moral grounds, ADF attorneys and allied attorneys filed a l ... discuss
re: "This would be a better title for the recently introduced "Access to Birth Control Act." The bill would create a federal law for the purpose of punishing pharmacies for their moral objection to di ... discuss
Here's today's Washington Watch Daily commentary from FRC Radio: hoose, but what about a pharmacist’s? A new bill by Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney would fine pharmacies a half-million ... 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
They’re at it again. As if Planned Parenthood was not getting enough of our tax dollars to murder babies and give children filthy suggestions in the public schools—now they want even more. Their l ... discuss
From LifeNews:The new owners of a pharmacy in Montana have decided to not sell birth control drugs in their store. The decision has angered abortion advocates and brings up questions about whether pha ... discuss
Pro-abort "Catholic" Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney, once again, seems literally hell-bent on making abortion and contraception the only "choice" available:(CNSNews.com) - Congressional Democrats and o ... discuss
(CNSNews.com) - Congressional Democrats and other advocates of emergency contraception on Wednesday introduced a bill that would require pharmacies to offer emergency birth control, even if the phar ... discuss
From LifeNews:The new owners of a pharmacy in Montana have decided to not sell birth control drugs in their store. The decision has angered abortion advocates and brings up questions about whether pha ... discuss
It appears liberals will not only concede placing a timeline for troop withdrawal from Iraq in the emergency defense spending bill, they will also concede loosening military abortion policy. One news ... discuss
From the Associated Press via FoxNews... U.S. District Judge Dominic J. Squatrito, in a case involving a church-run post office in Manchester, ordered the Postal Service to notify the nearly 5,200 fa ... discuss
Here's today's Washington Watch Daily commentary from FRC Radio: about the “pill patrol”? It’s Planned Parenthood’s latest campaign to police American neighborhoods. Unfortunate ... discuss
I have always believed that the sentiment expressed by this bumper sticker (available at the NOW website) is one of the most gruesome thoughts that humans have expressed. It assumes that human value ... discuss
The Seattle Times gets the story mostly right: Members of the state's Board of Pharmacy thought they'd hatched a decent compromise on emergency contraception -- allowing individual pharmacists to op ... discuss
Darth Vader has the stormtroopers. Your local subdivision has the Neighborhood Watch. Heck, even the mall has rent-a-cops. Apparently, Planned Parenthood felt a little left out in its lack of a rapi ... discuss
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I'm in the middle of the mother of all colds. But I cannot not comment. In the spirit of Gina's excellent piece in CT and Martha's all-too-sensible for plea for clarification, I have a rant. When y ... discuss
General British Pro-Life Woman Says Her Rights Were Denied in Sending Abortion PicturesBy Dan WoodingFounder of ASSIST Ministries LONDON, UK (ANS) -- A British pro-life campaigner is claiming her huma ... discuss
This is Part II that I didn't have to write. It's the case against \"Plan B\": Luke Esser. Doug Parris says it all in \"The Esser of Two Evils\". Here's an exerpt: In 2006, \"Empr ... discuss
General Pro-life group demands accurate labeling as abortifacientBy Gudrun SchultzAUKLAND, New Zealand, January 3, 2006 (LifeSiteNews.com) - Plan B medication can cause abortion in the earliest stages ... discuss
Planned Parenthood in Waco, Texas, Memphis, TN and Williston, Vermont, and probably a town or city near you, will host a Free EC (Emergency Contraceptive) day next week. (Waco on Dec. 8, Memphis and W ... discuss
As a "P.S." to my last post about Plan B, I want to highlight a few more aspects of the underlying mentality of contraception proponents. Let me draw you attention to an article from an Australian new ... discuss
This time via Ann at Feministing. Ann links to a web game from Planned Parenthood of Illinois where people looking to get prescription for emergency contraception are confronted by protestors with ... discuss
A couple weeks ago, my wife and I received some mail from “The Executive Mansion, 410 E Jackson, Springfield, IL 62701-1719″. It was addressed “To the Parents of Maria Jansen.̶ ... discuss
The nation's largest retailer has long been a target of liberal criticism, for reasons ranging from its labor practices to its 1999 decision not to sell the "morning-after pill" in Wal-Mart pharmacies ... discuss
Wal-Mart Press release... As part of its ongoing commitment to providing more affordable healthcare for America's working families, Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. (NYSE: WMT) today announced that it will make ... discuss
By Jane Chastain Last Thursday, the FDA announced that it has approved over-the-counter sales for "Plan B," the morning-after pill, which is essentially a mega-dose of the drugs found in birth ... discuss
Posted: August 30, 2006 1:00 a.m. EasternBy Jill Stanek So what if minor girls can't buy emergency contraceptives without a prescription? Their rapists can. When last week the FDA authorized o ... 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
August 2006 Update: He has made another legislative order directing $5 million in state taxes to fund embryonic stem cell research (source)! He also is forcing all pharmacies in the state to pos ... discuss
The other side of the Emergency Contraception (EC) story. In Jamaica, the protocol sold under the name of "Postinor 2" is available Over the Counter (OTC). There is concern that the OTC EC is being ... discuss
General Criminal Charges for Showing Abortion Pictures Violate Freedom of Speech Rights: Editor of NROBy Gudrun Schultz NORFOLK, England, July 4, 2006 (LifeSiteNews.com) – Jailing abortion oppone ... discuss
There is a grocery store in Olympia, WA that has decided not to carry the 'Plan B' pill in their pharmacy. Apparently this has caught the attention of some pro-abortion advocates and they decided to ... discuss
Harare Central, Zimbabwe’s main public hospital, is deteriorating rapidly, along with the country’s health care system, which until ten years ago was the best in sub-Saharan Africa. ... discuss
General MAP to be Given to British Girls as Young as 12Government will cut sales tax on abortifacient drugby Hilary White LONDON, April 10, 2006 (LifeSiteNews.com) – The UK’s Daily Mail repo ... discuss
CHIP changes fluster families Kids' insurance cut by mistake as program alters enrollment rules 09:22 PM CST on Sunday, March 26, 2006By ROBERT T. GARRETT / The Dallas Morning News AUSTIN – Id ... discuss
We've been receiving some very positive responses to the monthly letter sent out last week to the Vital Signs Ministries LifeSharers -- so many that we're prompted to publish the relevant portion her ... discuss
Caving in to pressure from abortion activist groups, Wal-Mart will begin carrying the controversial morning after pill in all of its more than 3,700 U.S. pharmacies beginning March 20. Officials made ... discuss
General by Hilary WhiteBENTONVILLE, March 6, 2006 (LifeSiteNews.com) – The US-based superstore chain Wal-Mart, has capitulated to pressure from pro-abortion groups and announced that it will be ... discuss
The company has announced that as of March 20, 2006, its 3,700 pharmacies will begin filling prescriptions for the morning after pill. This form of artificial contraception is opposed to the Catholi ... discuss
With moving to a new home, dealing with family crises, Lent, and adjusting to "normal" life after the spectacular pilgrimage to Rome, where I met and shook hands with the Holy Father, I am just ... discuss
The Times Online have an interesting story of a new town being established in Florida. This is the sort of thing that makes America great! I remember as a child being read the story of Tom Monaghan. I ... discuss
Returning to those black and white days of the baby-boom of the 1940s and 50s - the theme of Pleasantville in reverse! Pleasantville was a comedy about two '90s kids shockingly thrust into the black- ... discuss
Times Online ‘Pizza pope’ builds a Catholic heaven Tony Allen-Mills, New York A FORMER marine who was raised by nuns and made a fortune selling pizza has embarked on a £230m p ... discuss
CNSNews.com - A pro-abortion group is praising the Massachusetts Board of Pharmacy for its unanimous decision requiring all Wal-Mart stores in the state to stock the "morning-after" pill. NARAL Pro- ... discuss
I've said it before: "Pro-choice" is not about freedom of choice, it's about the power to kill, and the power to make unwilling others complicit. The latest example:BOSTON — The state pharmacy boa ... discuss
Backed by abortion rights groups, three Massachusetts women sued Wal-Mart on Wednesday, accusing the retail giant of violating a state regulation by failing to stock emergency contraception pills in ... discuss
Got this in the mail from Planned Parenthood yesterday. You may be wondering why I get mail from PPFA. I'm wondering too. I also get mail from the ACLU. I always read it to see what's going o ... discuss
Got this in the mail from Planned Parenthood yesterday. You may be wondering why I get mail from PPFA. I'm wondering too. I also get mail from the ACLU. I always read it to see what's going on ... discuss
As a perennial Top Five PAC contributor to political campaigns, the Illinois State Medical Society is one of the most influential lobbying groups in the state. ISMS's 2006 candidate questionnaire inc ... discuss
General Pharmacist Vows He Will Not Dispense Abortifacient Despite Job LossGovernor: “Right of conscience does not apply to pharmacists.”By Terry VanderheydenST. LOUIS, Illinois, December 16 ... discuss
How would you like to have been one of the Nazi guards forced to kill Jews, gypsies, blacks and other undesirables of the time by herding them into gas chambers? You probably would have said no if y ... discuss
A Southern Illinois abortion foe, backed by her local Catholic diocese, is asking consumers to pull their prescriptions from Walgreens until four pharmacists, on unpaid leave for refusing to agree t ... discuss
General By Terry VanderheydenST. LOUIS, Illinois, December 1, 2005 (LifeSiteNews.com) – Four Walgreens pharmacists have been suspended without pay for refusing to dispense the abortifacient morni ... discuss
Walgreens has suspended four Illinois pharmacists for refusing on conscience grounds to fill prescriptions for Plan B, the morning after pill. Despite the fact that Illinois has a Right of Conscie ... discuss
KSDK reported last night that Walgreens suspended four Illinois pharmacists without pay November 28 for refusing to dispense the morning after pill. Walgreens said it was forced to take this "drastic ... discuss
General WASHINGTON, August 29, 2005 (LifeSiteNews.com) – The US Food and Drug Administration announced Friday that it will delay a decision on allowing sales of the abortifacient morning-after p ... discuss
Once again, we see that there's a definite profit motive in the pro-death industry (H/T: Open Book):Aug. 26 (CWNews.com) - Planned Parenthood could generate enormous profits from sales of the "mornin ... discuss
I blogged the other day that pro-aborts have discovered a winning angle in the emergency contraceptive controversy: tying together birth control pills and ECs. They say, and rightfully so, that if ... discuss
From the Houston Chronicle : The city of Austin, Texas not only pays for the "morning after pill" for the clients/patients who use its city health clinics, it forces the pharmacies with which it cont ... discuss
A few months ago, IL Gov. Rod Blagojevich forced a temporary rule on IL pharmacists forcing them to dispense emergency contraceptives even if that would betray their consciences. One way ECs may work ... discuss
I wrote some thoughts on Wal Mart earlier today, and had it posted over on my RedState.org diary. I wrote:So, I'll admit it--I shop at Wal Mart. I'll have to say, based on my lifestyle, I am poor. I l ... discuss
Spammer beaten to death While I may have dreamed of doing it — it wasn't me. PTA promotes homosexuality The National Parents and Teachers Association (PTA) hosted a workshop in June that stressed ... discuss
Wendy Wright, Senior Policy Director for Concerned Women for America, Washington, DC, just forwarded the following press release, adding that Manzullo "did a great job today chairing a hearing on the ... discuss
Over at The Corner, K.J. Lopez has a post with a survey from NARAL showing that 80% of respondents say that pharmacists should not be able to refuse to fill prescriptions for birth control based on t ... discuss
by Elizabeth PetrikPublished Wednesday April 27, 2005 in the Amherst Student, issue 25 Advocates who consider themselves “pro-choice” should be deeply concerned about the latest news from Illino ... discuss
The culture of death is progressive, it advances continuously toward its ultimate goal of establishing the sovereignty of man over life and death. The value of the individual and his or her "reason t ... discuss
Just got a letter from Ellie Smeal of the Feminist Minority, asking me to contact Governor Blagojevich of Illinois. Hey, I think that's a great idea! Not so sure Ellie'll be too thrilled with what ... discuss
OTTAWA, April 20, 2005 (LifeSiteNews.com) - An order-in-Council signed yesterday will make it possible for all pharmacies across Canada to distribute the abortifacient drug levonorgestrel (morning aft ... discuss
Planned Parenthood working to change its imageHmm... good luck with that.Here's the article, quoted from Texas Tech University's University Daily site, interjected occasionally with my humble efforts ... discuss
You know what they say, once burned twice shy, and as someone who had a bad pregnancy experience almost two years ago, I'm a little more extra careful with this pregnancy than I ever have been in the ... discuss
