September 17, 2026

A recently published study in the Journal of the Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine pulled back the curtain on just how necessary it is for women to be screened for risk factors prior to undergoing an induced abortion. The link between prior risk factors and post-abortive negative outcomes was shown to be strongly correlated. Researchers concluded, […]

The Wisconsin Supreme Court has only just gone back into session, but the abortion giant Planned Parenthood is ready to put it to work.  In a new lawsuit filed against District Attorney Ismael Ozanne, Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin is arguing that the state constitution’s guarantee of personal liberty is under attack by two current induced

The Louisiana v. FDA case remains one of the most significant legal challenges in the prolife movement since Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health. AAPLOG continues to play an active role in the effort to restore safeguards surrounding the abortion drugs for women and children. In addition to filing an amicus brief in the case, AAPLOG

Above: (l-r) Catherine Wheeler MD, Christina Francis MD (CEO), Betsy Morton CNM, and Anne Camille Talley MBA. Last week, AAPLOG board members brought the voice of life-affirming medical professionals directly to the steps of Capitol Hill.   Our board members spent the day in Washington, D.C. and met with lawmakers and congressional staff to discuss pro-life

AAPLOG and the American College of Pediatricians (ACPeds) joined forces and filed a joint amicus brief before the U.S. Supreme Court in support of McKenna West’s guardianship petition and Baby Gabriel’s best interests. The brief emphasizes that every child, regardless of diagnosis or circumstance, deserves excellent medical care, strong advocacy, and protection when they cannot