For decades they've been listed as possible future complications women should know about if they're considering an abortion -- low birthweight of future babies, and a greater chance of pre-term births.

It's frightening to think of having children of low birthweight or who are born prematurely, because of all the health risks those children face.  But are we talking about slight risks of low birthweights and premature births?

No.  Women are  3 times  more likely to deliver babies of low birthweight, and are  70%  more likely to have pre-term births.  These are significant statistics.

Read more about this recent study in this short article.

This teen website offers help on the topics of sexuality and parenthood.  Its membership numbers in the thousands.  It is interactive on many topic forums, and  offers videos (viewing and creating), blogs, articles and links.

How can doctors and scientists know whether babies can feel pain before they're born?

What research has been done?  What were the findings?

Read this fascinating New York Times Magazine article about some special medical researchers, surgeons, and medical professionals and their quest to answer these questions.

This source will talk to you directly about what women feel physically following an abortion.  

You may be interested in wanting to know how women feel emotionally after an abortion.  Are they happy or sad?  Are they now their former selves or not?  Are their relationships with others effected by having an abortion or not?  If these are your questions, please click the Post Abortion category on the menu to the left.  All of our current resources referring to the emotional ramifications of abortion will be there.

Also, please visit our question and answer page.  You will find topics which deal with Post Abortion Syndrome (PAS or PASS).

And it's not a short trail.

This abortionist's medical license has been revoked, relinquished, or temporarily suspended in 5 states.  He is now facing regulatory and tax troubles to the tune of $234,536 that could jeopardize his chain of 15 abortion clinics.

In addition to repeatedly employing unlicensed caregivers, he has legal scrapes which have pitted him against medical boards, creditors, landlords, patients, and others.

Click on "Read More" to find out if his clinics are in your state.

The answer:  More often than they want you to know.

Read about the many victims of reproductive technology in this article.  The way politics and economics have polluted science in this country is so great that often it's extremely difficult to know the difference between truth and spin.

Read this article to learn what your reproductive drug package insert won't tell you.

When you're a doctor and you're too much of a menace to the general population, go work for the abortion industry.  That's the ruling that came down on this doctor.

So much for "Choice" proponents claiming to want to provide women with "safe" abortion services.

The pathetic part of this story is that it is not unique.  It's more of the standard for the abortion industry. Click on "Read More" for the location of the clinic.

Why would a fully-operational abortion clinic choose to close rather than adhere to health codes and regulations?  In this case, the list of safety deficiencies was probably much too long and bothersome. 

Here is a sampling of that list.  Click on "Read More" for the complete story.

+ Use of unsterilized medical equipment, including speculums and dilators

+ Using faulty, uninspected lab equipment

+ Falsifying lab tests

+ Improperly conducting urinary pregnancy tests, and reading results before the prescribed time had elapsed

+ Failure of nurses to administer the correct medication

+ Failure to determine if patients had drug allergies