âI donât think we should primarily be advocates out in the public square, but there are going to be times when you have to be an advocate for your patient outside of the exam room.â
AAPLOG Action is on the front lines of Virginia's abortion battle. đ§”
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50 years of Hyde and 2.6 million preborn lives protected.
Just three years after Roe v. Wade, the Hyde Amendment ensured that Americans wouldnât be forced to fund induced abortion with their tax dollars. Since its passage, it is estimated to have protected more than 2.6 million preborn children.
Women and children deserve better than the pain and harm of abortion. They deserve compassionate, life-affirming healthcare that doesn't end a life, something AAPLOG champions every day.
For 50 years, the Hyde Amendment has remained one of the most effective pro-life policies in our nation's history.
AAPLOG proudly supports efforts to preserve and strengthen these protections so that more women, children, and families can thrive and that Americans' conscience rights stay protected.
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đ§” A legal scholar is warning Virginia voters about five potential consequences of Amendment 1, the proposed constitutional amendment on the November ballot.
Hereâs what Ed Whelan, a senior fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center, argues:
AAPLOG Action supports efforts to restore life-affirming medicine as the standard of healthcare in America in every state. đ§”
As physicians committed to caring for both women and their preborn children, we believe that every patient deserves high standards of medical care, accurate public health data, and legal protections that promote accountability.
.@realDailyWire EXCLUSIVE: 90 seconds can change how you view the abortion drug industry.
In a first-of-its-kind investigation, AAPLOG CEO and board-certified OB/GYN Dr. Christina Francis went undercover to examine the online abortion drug provider Aid Access through the lens of a physician caring for women and preborn children.
What she found raises serious questions about patient safety, informed consent, age verification, and the lack of medical safeguards.
Read the Daily Wire exclusive and see why physicians are sounding the alarm about online mail-order abortions.
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Acting AG Todd Blanche told the Senate: âWe are not in any way defending what Biden and his administration didâ on mail-order abortion drugs.
But DOJ is still defending the FDAâs unlawful policy in Louisiana v. FDA.
Women harmed by abortion drugs, and the unborn children killed because of them, deserve more than words. They deserve action.
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Conscience rights matter. AAPLOG Action's efforts to protect the freedom of medical professionals and students to practice according to their deeply held convictions are featured prominently in the Religious Liberty Commission's report. đđ§”
As Dr. Bane explained, this culture has created an environment that is frequently unwelcoming, anxiety-inducing, and fearful for pro-life medical students pursuing careers in women's health.
AAPLOG Action has been at the forefront of this fight, as we help raise up the next generation of life-affirming medical professionals. Read the full report here: justice.gov/religious-libertâŠ






