STDs

The Pill’s Deadly Affair with HIV/AIDS

The U.S. is contributing to the spread of HIV/AIDS among African women by its reckless distribution of hormonal contraceptives of all kinds in so-called “reproductive health” programs. Vol. 12/No. 11 The world’s deadliest killer, HIV/AIDS, and the Birth Control Pill have been carrying on a

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Teen Mom: Problem or Symptom?

Abortion advocates say condoms will cure teen pregnancy, but a leading gynecologist argues they ignore the root cause. Vol. 12/No. 10 “Every minute a woman dies from maternal causes,” proclaimed Dr. Yves Bergevin of the UNFPA, as he took the podium on the opening day

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Don’t Expect an HIV/AIDS Vaccine, Researchers Say

When one of the world’s leading researchers announces that the search for an HIV/AIDS vaccine is unlikely to bear fruit, everyone should take notice.  Chastity remains, as it always has been, the only answer. 28 January 2010 — Vol. 12/No. 3 Our hearts go out

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From the Countries

32 Million Extra Men Spells Demographic Trouble for China With far more men than women, China’s sex imbalance has already reached epic proportions. But a new study published in the British Medical Journal (BMJ) suggests that the problem is only going to get worse. The

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From the Countries

PRI to Make Strategic Presentation at Upcoming Vatican-Sponsored Family Summit Carlos Beltramo, PRI’s European representative, recently met with Vatican representatives to discuss the upcoming Sixth Meeting of the Families of the World, which will take place in Mexico City from January 13-19, 2008. The conference

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Notes on the HPV Vaccine

9 March 2007     Vol. 9 / No. 10 Dear Colleague: Why the heavy hand in promoting the HPV vaccine? Steven W. Mosher President Notes on the HPV Vaccine The efforts to force all American girls to receive a new, unnecessary vaccine with unknown long-term side

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Global Monitor

More Sex Ed or Abstinence Promotion for British Schoolchildren A recent report from the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR), Britain’s leading progressive think tank, says that schoolchildren in England as young as 10 years of age should be instructed in use of contraceptives. Why?

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Teen Mom: Problem or Symptom?

Abortion advocates say condoms will cure teen pregnancy, but a leading gynecologist argues they ignore the root cause. Vol. 12/No. 10 “Every minute a woman

Read More »

From the Countries

32 Million Extra Men Spells Demographic Trouble for China With far more men than women, China’s sex imbalance has already reached epic proportions. But a

Read More »

From the Countries

PRI to Make Strategic Presentation at Upcoming Vatican-Sponsored Family Summit Carlos Beltramo, PRI’s European representative, recently met with Vatican representatives to discuss the upcoming Sixth

Read More »

Notes on the HPV Vaccine

9 March 2007     Vol. 9 / No. 10 Dear Colleague: Why the heavy hand in promoting the HPV vaccine? Steven W. Mosher President Notes on

Read More »

Global Monitor

More Sex Ed or Abstinence Promotion for British Schoolchildren A recent report from the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR), Britain’s leading progressive think tank,

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