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August 1, 2007
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Women’s Health Increasingly Takes Back Seat to Abortion
Industry’s Profits Say “Silent No More” Leaders
Detroit, MI – Spokespersons for the Silent
No More Awareness Campaign, an international network of
women and men affected by abortion, charged today that
doctors who perform late term abortions are increasingly
putting profits ahead of women’s health.
Deb Ives, a local Regional Coordinator for SNMAC in Detroit,
said that because of the federal ban on partial-birth
abortions, abortionists have increased their use of digoxin,
a drug approved for heart conditions that will kill a child
in utero.
“Everyone agrees that using this drug for abortions
increases the risk of death to women,” said Ms. Ives. “The
Food and Drug Administration has never authorized this kind
of use, a Yale University study says more women will die
because of it, but abortionists don’t seem to care. They’d
rather go on killing for profit than help women and their
children live. It’s unconscionable.”
Janet Morana, Co-Founder of SNMAC, added that digoxin is
both physically and emotionally dangerous for women. “We
know that digoxin doesn’t always kill the child in the
womb,” said Ms. Morana. “A woman’s baby is injected with
this drug, which usually kills the child and causes a
miscarriage, but not always. What of the women like the one
in Florida who had her child injected with digoxin and then
delivered a live 22-week-old baby boy only to watch him die?
Mothers are left devastated by this procedure while
abortionists count their money.”
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