Our country is sorely in need of a boost in medical integrity. Doctors and nurses find themselves on the frontlines of many ethical debates as the predatory abortion industry (as well as those pushing euthanasia) put pressure on them to cheat on Hippocratic ideals. That’s why the pro-life movement has prioritized encouraging future medical professionals to always be life-affirming in

GUEST POST: The pro-life movement has been looking to the self-proclaimed “experts” to be honest with the public and provide guidance to practicing medical professionals, as those who are pro-abortion are confused and apparently incapable of reading state law. But the wait is over; in a recent article, the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) took a magnifying glass to

Rolling Stone has recently published yet another piece shilling for the industry of death, and it was a double whammy for the magazine this time — both a hit piece on a leader in the pro-life movement and blatant medical misinformation. They really knocked the pro-abortion narrative out of the park…because who needs journalism ethics anyways? Here’s what you need

“Entrenched as I am with this generation of medical students and residents, I know many who are hesitant to become an obstetrician-gynecologist (OB-GYN),” wrote Students for Life of America Lead Operations Supervisor and Medical/Law Coordinator Gavin Oxley. “Pro-abortion news outlets, medical organizations and physicians are chalking up the shortage of OB-GYNs to the Dobbs v. Jackson decision, pretending this crisis

GUEST POST: Potter syndrome (also known as Potter sequence) is a fetal life-limiting condition which affects the development of the preborn child due to an insufficience or absence of amniotic fluid within the uterus. Classic presentation of Potter syndrome is caused by neither kidney forming; it can also develop downstream of hypoplastic or partially developed kidneys, polycystic kidney disease, amniotic

In yet another example of the chokehold the abortion industry currently has on the medical field, pro-abortion medical students recently staged a walkout during their own White Coat Ceremony over a speaker who happened to hold pro-life views. Their display of intolerance over speech with which they disagree is causing many to wonder over the future quality of medical care.

GUEST POST: The AP is reporting the good news that becoming an abortionist is harder to do. Many state legislators and medical schools have gotten the memo that the Pro-Life Generation does not want abortion. With an increasing number of states instituting strong pro-life laws, medical schools are not training abortionists.  Abortion activists celebrate stories like that of Shira Fishbach, a medical student intent on

Students for Life of America (SFLA) recently had the opportunity to participate in the American Association of Pro-Life Obstetricians and Gynecologists (AAPLOG) Conference that was held in February 2022. At the event, SFLA sponsored a student reception to connect with more than twenty medical students and residents. This event provided quality networking time and allowed individuals to make connections with

  Now, more than ever, we need pro-life doctors and lawyers. Progress is being made and momentum is on our side… but these professions are on the front lines. And right now, they sadly lean heavily pro-abortion. We have to fight back and change our culture.   That’s why Students for Life of America (SFLA) is bringing medical and law

  Many media outlets treat the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) as an impartial resource on abortion — as if citing the group somehow adds legitimacy to the pro-choice position. For example, Slate referenced the ACOG while reporting on a January Supreme Court ruling that upheld a district court decision to continue requiring in-person visits for chemical abortions.