Alzheimer’s path, Planned Parenthood cash and a sweet debate

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When the nation's most prominent breast-cancer organization abandons Planned Parenthood, it's a stunning development for women's health.

Unyielding sympathy for Planned Parenthood isn't limited to fossilized media outlets and your NPR-loving Facebook friends. Many of the senators and representatives up for reelection this fall support abortion so strongly,

By Conan Nolan and Samantha Tata The foundation that raises awareness and money for research and treatment of breast cancer is breaking its affiliation with Planned Parenthood. A major voice in the cause for women's health pulled funding for Planned

Following a barrage of criticism of the Obama administration from the Catholic Church, Planned Parenthood today launched a national TV ad campaign praising newly mandated contraception coverage in health insurance plans, including those offered by

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Planned Parenthood, Susan G Komen rift heated

February 2, 2012 (NEW YORK) — Planned Parenthood said Wednesday that it received more than $400000 from 6000 donors in the 24 hours after news broke that its affiliates would be losing grants for breast screenings from the Susan G. Komen for the Cure

Planned Parenthood of the Heartland says pills at their health centers in Iowa, Nebraska, Arkansas and Eastern Oklahoma have not been affected by this recall. Dr. Brandon Bourgeous has been a practicing OBGYN for 10 years. He says one out-of-place pill

Planned Parenthood is losing hundreds of thousands of dollars from breast-cancer charity Susan G. Komen for the Cure in a rift linked to the abortion debate. The gay marriage bill is set for a vote in the state Senate by this afternoon or evening.

Planned Parenthood of the Heartland says pills at their health centers in Iowa, Nebraska, Arkansas and Eastern Oklahoma have not been affected by this recall. Dr. Brandon Bourgeous has been a practicing OBGYN for 10 years. He says one out-of-place pill

Following a barrage of criticism of the Obama administration from the Catholic Church, Planned Parenthood today launched a national TV ad campaign praising newly mandated contraception coverage in health insurance plans, including those offered by

http://cafeinphiladelphia.com/planned-parenthood-susan-g-komen-rift-heated