In short, the exceptions became the rule. Further, the crafted images of crisis pregnancies and unwanted children became the public relations twins that drove a juggernaut claiming over one million lives per year. Even the centuries old Hippocratic Oath met with alteration to discreetly legitimize the abortionist's practice. We are now long past the days when the procedure of abortion needed the hard cases to justify itself. In fact, one might wonder how long it might be before the mother wishing to carry her child to term will need an advocate of her own.
Recent studies reveal how the certain psychological patterns of women considering abortion.
Dead Reckoning Richard John Neuhaus Power corrupts. So does abortion. The stain of its influence touches many aspects of our government and society. The author, a physician himself, argues that the medical community has a crucial bias with regard to the abortion issue. More specifically, this bias consists in bringing political aspects of the abortion issue into the medical decision-making process.