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Abortion Doc Turned Pro-Lifer Speaks to Hundreds of Med Students

Posted on: April 3rd, 2012 by LindaFlower_MD No Comments

At the University of Texas-Houston, we had over 100 medical students join us from both UT-Houston and Baylor Medical Schools. We had such a large tournout…. it was standing room only! But the best part was that at least 90% of those who came to hear Dr. Bruchalski were pro-choice.

CMDA ‘s The Point from September 2011 summarizes state vs. federal conflict over abortion funding and gives action points

Posted on: February 28th, 2012 by LindaFlower_MD No Comments

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Sign the Stop the Abortion Mandate Petition

Posted on: February 14th, 2012 by LindaFlower_MD No Comments

Please follow this link and sign the petition. Send the letter to the White House too. This effort is by Steven Ertelt.

Texas County Ends Taxpayer Funded Abortions

Posted on: September 11th, 2011 by LindaFlower_MD No Comments

Thursday afternoon, (August 11) board members of Central Health (formerly [...]

Christian Conscience Rights represented by CMDA

Posted on: July 10th, 2011 by LindaFlower_MD No Comments

Christian Conscience Rights

National Cancer Institute Researcher Admits Abortion-Breast Cancer Link True by Steven Ertelt | WASHINGTON, DC | LIFENEWS.COM | 1/1/09 9:00 AM

05.11.12

This is an older article to remind us what has been known for awhile but is frequently denied: There is a medically significant increased risk of breast cancer caused by abortion. My guess is many folks just don’t want to believe it, thus causing more women to suffer late effects of their uninformed choice.

Setting faith aside can make doctors less effective, researchers find

Both Curlin and Dr. Daniel Sulmasy, an internist who also serves on the Presidential Commission for the Study of Bioethical Issues, said they believe that as the gap between health care and religion has widened, the quality of care for patients has diminished.
Commentary: Since the 1970′s studies have shown a positive correlation between health and faith. It is more recent that some have protested what some consider to be a conflict between religion and science. However, most patients find hope in medicine practiced with compassion and sensitivity to their spiritual awareness. L.F.

AAFP endorces “choosing wisely” to decrease unnecessary testing

05.05.12

“AAFP has joined eight other medical specialty organizations to launch the Choosing Wisely campaign, an initiative of the ABIM Foundation.” Only if this encorages doctors to individualize care rather than some check list will this save money and encorage patient safety. L.F.