Guttmacher: Teen abortion and pregnancy rates down due to contraception

Study Claiming Abortion Safer Than Birth Used Faulty Data

Study Claiming Abortion Safer Than Birth Totally Misleading

What undecided voters on TV and the parade of artificial insemination studies have in common

Study claims abortion safer than giving birth (unless your the baby)

Maggie Gallagher: The Growing Science of Sex Difference

Study: “Marriage, Cohabitation Provide Similar Health Benefit”

AUL Report: Louisiana Most Pro-Life, Washington Most Pro-Abortion

Amsterdam Study: “Teens of Lesbian Parents Appear Well-Adjusted”

Cancer Survival Rates Lower for Medicaid Recipients v. Private Sector

AZ Study: Divorce is not the key to a happy – or long – life

Glenn T. Staunton: The Nasty Politics of Parenting Research | National Review

Study finds no better odds using 3 embryos in IVF

Canadian study: Sex and personality differences underestimated

Staggering abortion rate among UK’s teenagers

Boys raised by traditional families ‘do better at school’

The Marriage Economy: ‘I Couldn’t Afford To Get Divorced’ : NPR

“UN issues first report on human rights of gay and lesbian people”

Kay Hymowitz: The Truth About Marriage In America

American J. of Public Health: “Gay marriage ‘improves health’”

Barely Half of U.S. Adults Are Married – A Record Low: New Marriages Down 5% from 2009 to 2010

Study: Two-fifths of high school graduates are unprepared for college or the workforce

Penn Pressures LifeNews to Cut Story on Abortion-Breast Cancer

UK: “Analysis says no mental health risk with abortion”

The Generous Marriage | NYTimes.com

Elizabeth Marquardt & W. Bradford Wilcox: How to Keep Parenthood From Making Your Marriage Miserable | The Atlantic

Study: Many who cohabit eventually marry

Abortion Nearly Triples Breast Cancer Risk, New Study Finds

In vitro fertilization raises ovarian cancer risk

Without marriage, ‘everything else is weakened’

FRC to Hold News Conference on Second Annual Index of Family Belonging and Rejection

Justice Blocks and Predictability of U.S. Supreme Court Votes

Contraceptive linked to memory loss

An Economic Case for More Kids?

Another Study Shows Abortion-Mental Health Issues Link

Judges Are for Sale — and Special Interests Are Buying

    Yahoo! News: So who is paying? The new study — by New York University Law School’s Brennan Center for Justice, the National Institute on Money in State Politics, and the Justice at Stake Campaign, a non-partisan reform group — found that a small group of super spenders plays the biggest role, using their money to buy the kind of judges they want hearing their cases.


  • Posted: 10/31/2011
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  • Category: Bench & Bar
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What’s Marriage Got to Do with the Economy? Learning from Demographics

Do laws seeking to reduce abortion rates work? According to one study, yes

Healthcare reform penalizes married couples, says report

“Study: Gays can change sexual orientation”

Something Has Happened In America on the Way to Church

Abortion-Breast Cancer: 53 of 66 Studies in 54 Years Show Link

    LifeNews.com: In 1996, the Brind quantitative meta-analysis of the extant induced abortion and breast cancer studies showed that there were 23 studies, 10 of which were statistically significant. Since then, there has been no tabulation to include the studies after 1997. An unpublished review in 2003 showed that there were 40 studies which showed a positive association between induced abortion and breast cancer.


  • Posted: 10/18/2011
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  • Category: Sanctity of Life
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  • Source: www.lifenews.com

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Flawed miscarriage diagnosis criteria may lead to abortion of healthy babies: study

Australia: UWA Embryonic-like Stem Cells In Breast Milk

Rebecca Hagelin: Supermom is Stressed Out!

Post-Kinsey: Is There Anything Normal About Pornography?

Can a blood test really tell you when you’ll die?

Stanford report claims U.S. Mexico City policy increased abortions in Africa

Most popular contraceptive in southern and eastern Africa may double HIV infection risk

Can Neuroscience Tell Us Anything About Virtue?

Glenn T. Stanton: Cohabitation & divorce — there is a correlation

Contraceptive Increases HIV Risk in African Study

CNN: “Study supporting gay conversion challenged”

Australia: Study finds marriage increases self-control, may reduce crime

The Barna Group: Six Reasons Young Christians Leave Church

Study of Religiously-Mediated Sexual Orientation Change Published in Respected Scientific Journal

    Christian Newswire: Many professional voices proclaim that it is impossible to change homosexual orientation, and that the attempt to change is commonly and inherently harmful. Psychologists Stanton L. Jones (Wheaton College, IL) and Mark A. Yarhouse (Regent University) have just published in the respected, peer-reviewed Journal of Sex and Marital Therapy the final results of their longitudinal study of individuals seeking sexual orientation change through involvement in a variety of Christian ministries affiliated with Exodus International. The results show change to be possible for some, and the attempt not harmful on average.


  • Posted: 09/27/2011
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  • Category: Marriage & Family
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  • Source: www.christiannewswire.com

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U.S. Health Insurance Cost Rises Sharply, Study Finds

IVF babies up to 10 times more likely to suffer rare genetic disorders: geneticist

One Child Policy — Groundbreaking New Report Documents Brutal Coercion

Americans losing jobs to China: 2.8 million in 10 years or 2% of the current unemployment rate

Top Five Hospital Palliative Care States Outlaw Assisted Suicide

Study Criticizes Kazakhstan’s Proposed Religion Law

Study: Thousands Of Immigrant Women Forced Into Marriage

Credentials Unrelated to Student Achievement

Men Biologically Wired to Be Nurturing Fathers

    Jennifer Corbett Doren at WSJ.com: The study, led by Northwestern University researchers, followed a large group of men in their 20s and found testosterone levels fell after they found partners and became fathers. Testosterone is the primary male sex hormone thought to contribute to behaviors and other traits that help men find mates. But lower testosterone levels could help men who are fathers better handle the demands of parenting and allow them to become more nurturing, the researchers suggested . . .


  • Posted: 09/13/2011
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  • Category: Marriage & Family
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  • Source: online.wsj.com

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Countries With Worst Religious Freedom Grades Are Mostly Islamic

Chuck Colson: “The cohabitation revolution: kids pay the price”

Fathers’ presence linked to enhanced intellect, well-being among children

Why cohabitation is worse than divorce for kids

Couples who receive government assistance report less marital satisfaction, commitment, study finds

Australia: Falling marriage rates hurting children: report

Maggie Gallagher: Warning: Your Romance May Be Dangerous to Your Kids