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Charlotte Lozier Institute

Phone: 202-223-8073
Fax: 571-312-0544

2776 S. Arlington Mill Dr.
#803
Arlington, VA 22206

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September 16, 2026 Examining women’s experiences with medication abortion: a critical inquiry of women’s online narratives post-Dobbs Examining women’s experiences with medication abortion: a critical inquiry of women’s online narratives post-Dobbs September 15, 2026 New Study: Abortion, Natural Pregnancy Loss Are Risk Factors for Future Maternal Complications New Study: Abortion, Natural Pregnancy Loss Are Risk Factors for Future Maternal Complications September 15, 2026 Fact Sheet: Fetal Development Education in the United States Fact Sheet: Fetal Development Education in the United States
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New York Court Rules there is no “Right-to-Die”
End of Life

New York Court Rules there is no “Right-to-Die”

This September, a New York State court unanimously decided on an assisted suicide case and upheld state prohibitions on the practice of physician assisted suicide.  The plaintiffs in Myers v Schneiderman consisted of patients with terminal diagnoses who, along with euthanasia-rights advocates, sought the establishment of a “right-to-die” with a physician’s aid by challenging the state’s penal code on manslaughter in the courts. Notably, ten disability rights organizations led by Not Dead Yet filed an amicus brief in support of the state’s attorney general. Despite strong efforts, the case failed to establish a “right-to-die” under state law and physician assisted suicide remains illegal. The threat to human life, presented by legalization of assisted suicide and euthanasia, will not reach New York in the immediate future. While this case can be considered a victory for human dignity, threats persist and remain present even in this case buried just beneath the surface.

Minnesota Funds Progress through Adult & Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells
Abortion

Minnesota Funds Progress through Adult & Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells

The third and most recent round of grants awarded earlier this year for stem cell research by the state of Minnesota tracks a pattern established with the two earlier rounds of grants: a noticeable lack of support for human embryonic stem cell research.

Texas Dismemberment Abortion Ban Headed to Trial
Life & the Law

Texas Dismemberment Abortion Ban Headed to Trial

The Texas law banning dismemberment abortions is heading to trial. A federal court in Austin, Texas has scheduled the law, known as S.B. 8, for a bench trial starting November 2, 2017.

Abortionist Suspended for Violating Child Rape Protection Act
Life & the Law

Abortionist Suspended for Violating Child Rape Protection Act

A Kansas abortionist has had his license suspended for 90 days for violating the Kansas Child Rape Protection Act. The final order suspending the license of Allen S. Palmer, D.O. to practice osteopathic medicine and surgery was issued on September 13, 2017 by the Kansas Board of Healing Arts.

Science of Abortion Pill Reversal: Too Hard a Pill for Planned Parenthood to Swallow?
Abortion

Science of Abortion Pill Reversal: Too Hard a Pill for Planned Parenthood to Swallow?

When a woman regrets her original choice for abortion, she deserves information on other science-based options, writes Associate Scholar Kristi Burton Brown.

Seeking Pro-life Leadership at the National Institutes of Health
General

Seeking Pro-life Leadership at the National Institutes of Health

In a recent op-ed, Dr. David Prentice and Congressman Jim Banks argue that it's time for a change in leadership at the National Institutes of Health.

Supreme Court to Decide Whether to Hear Three Cases Involving Pregnancy Help Centers
Life & the Law

Supreme Court to Decide Whether to Hear Three Cases Involving Pregnancy Help Centers

As early as September 25, 2017 the U.S. Supreme Court could decide whether to hear three cases involving pregnancy help centers (PHCs).

Oregon’s Command Performance on Abortion Chains Conscience
Life & the Law

Oregon’s Command Performance on Abortion Chains Conscience

Oregon Governor Kate Brown broke what theater patrons would call the “fourth wall” when she signed House Bill 3391 into law on August 14, dragging every resident of her state into the vast public drama over abortion and human rights.

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