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“Every 38 seconds a woman lays her body down and has an abortion.

"She does not do it for herself, but for the convenience of those around her.

"She does it because she feels that she has no other choice.”

- Serrin Foster, President of Feminists For Life of America

 
Emergency Contraception / Morning-After Pill
High dose birth control pill regimens (estrogen or progesterone) used shortly after intercourse. Effect: if fertilization has not taken place yet, within the moments from fertilization until the regime is taken, EC may act as a true contraceptive and block fertilization; more likely, there has been no fertilization, and therefore, no effect; or, if fertilization has occurred, the effect may cause an early abortion ["pre-implantation effect"]. Long-term effect on the female body of such high dose hormones is not known.
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FDA Approves Plan B for Over-the-Counter Sales: Winners and Losers (9/06)
Plan B: A Grave Threat to Women's Health (8/06)
EC / Morning After Pill NOT Required by HHS to be Distributed in States (2004)
Plan B Activist Admits: Easy Access Has Not Reduced Pregnancies or Abortions (2005)
Power Point: Emergency Contraception (Morning After Pill)
The FDA Again Postpones Decision on Releasing EC/MAP OTC; AAPLOG Statement (26Aug05)
Major Medical Concerns Regarding EC: APFLI Statement (8/05)
Study: Shows Access to Contraceptives Does Not Stop Unplanned Pregnancies (AGI, 2005)
EC Use in Australia (2004)
Approval for Over-The-Counter EC/Plan B Withheld (1/05)
Little Pills: Targeting Youth with "Anti-Life" Drugs
EC Does Not Reduce Pregnancy Rates: Commentary & JAMA Study (1/05)
January 2005: Birth Control
November 2004: Birth Control
Canadian Physicians Warn of Dangers of MAP/EC (5/04)
Major Medical Concerns Regarding EC/MAP, Plan B: APFLI Statement (9/04, updated 2006)
Serious Medical Concerns & Questions About Women/Teen Health and EC/MAP (Plan B) (2004)
Women Requesting EC/MAP Are a High-Risk Group for Unintended Pregnancies (7/01)
Morning After Pill (EC/MAP): Increases Pregnancy & Abortion (2001)
FDA Refrains From Releasing the "Morning After Pill" Over The Counter (5/04)
Statement Of Canadian Physicians For Life; The Morning After Pill
Emergency Contraception (Plan B / Morning After Pill)
EC/MAP Made Easy
Mechanism of Emergency Contraception
Plan B / Morning-After Pill (MAP/EC): Its Domestic & International Links
EC/MAP Legislative Information
 
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