Selective Abortion

With the advance of pre-natal testing, it is possible for pregnant mothers to know not only the gender of their unborn child but also many other physical characteristics.  For example, a physician could determine if the unborn child has certain medical conditions...

Emergency Contraception

Emergency contraception, a.k.a. “the morning-after pill,” can take two forms: either a high-dose of oral contraceptives or an intrauterine device (IUD).  Oral contraceptives are used most often. Emergency contraception (EC) is offered to women within...

Oral contraceptives and abortion

A common misconception among many women and couples is that oral contraceptives (“the pill”) prevent pregnancy without side effects.  This is not true.  Approximately 14 million American women use the pill.  They often do not fully...

The facts on abortion

Are you thinking about having an abortion or do you know someone who is? Perhaps that's why you are visiting this website or maybe you're simply curious.  Whatever the reason, you'll find the information that follows straightforward and factual...