Commercial surrogacy has grown like a wildfire in the United States – and just like an uncontrolled flame in a forest, it has blown past any meaningful barriers. And more and more, it has raised serious ethical questions around discriminatory induced abortions. Beginning roughly in the late 1970s, legal surrogacy in the U.S. now accounts […]
When Surrogacy Goes Woefully Wrong: AAPLOG and ACPeds Respond Read More »
Dr. Sydney Ray is an AAPLOG board member and a first-year emergency medicine resident in San Antonio, Texas. She became involved with AAPLOG during medical school and has described her experience as “such a blessing.” Learn more about how AAPLOG influences and molds the next generation of medical professionals, her encouragement for residents and students, and
INTERVIEW: Meet Board Member and a First-Year Med Resident Read More »
Public education and advocacy can translate into policy change – both on the legislative and professional regulatory levels. AAPLOG and AAPLOG Action use these tools to help shape a better, life-affirming tomorrow. Recently, AAPLOG’s undercover investigation was a key component of a new report by Senator Bill Cassidy, M.D. (R-LA) on the harmful effects of
AAPLOG at Work: Undercover Investigation Helps Inform Senate Report on Abortion Pills Read More »
A baton has been passed in the international fight for life, health, and family as the United States recently became the new Secretariat for the Geneva Consensus Declaration. This transition was announced mid-August in a joint press release from the Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS) Robert F. Kennedy and Secretary of State Marco