Life NewsPro-Abortion Groups Exploit Kate Cox to Push Abortions Up to Birth - LifeNews.com
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55% : The American Association of Pro-Life Obstetricians and Gynecologists (AAPLOG) stresses that both "pregnant women and their preborn children deserve the highest quality of health care, especially when faced with tragic diagnoses and health challenges like Ms. Cox and her child.48% : Dallas resident Kate Cox decided to head to another state to end the life of her baby who, at 20 weeks, received a prenatal diagnosis of trisomy 18.
43% : The group's lawsuit is intended to increase abortions beyond the scope of current law.
34% : The answer is not to end the child's life because of the baby's disability, but state law does anticipate the serious risk to the mother.
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