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'''The Silent Scream''' is an [[ultrasound]] video of an [[abortion]] created by the pro-life activist [[Bernard Nathanson]].  The video is distributed by the Several Sources Foundation, a 501-(c)3 charity whose Mission Statement declares,
 
'''The Silent Scream''' is an [[ultrasound]] video of an [[abortion]] created by the pro-life activist [[Bernard Nathanson]].  The video is distributed by the Several Sources Foundation, a 501-(c)3 charity whose Mission Statement declares,
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:Through God's Grace, we save babies lives and shelter their young mothers while providing [[education]] and ongoing compassionate support services. We further educate young people to make healthy life choices. We also shelter women who are homeless, sick and elderly and we help them to restore their dignity.
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:Through God's Grace, we save babies lives and shelter their young mothers while providing [[education]] and ongoing compassionate support services. We further educate young people to make healthy life choices. We also shelter women who are [[homeless]], sick and elderly and we help them to restore their dignity.
  
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Several Sources Foundation cites the ''Finnish Study of Suicide Risk and Induced Abortion''.  The study found suicide rates more than five times higher than the mean annual rate per 100,000 and concluded an increased risk of suicide after an induced abortion, based on either harmful affects on mental health, or common risk factors (poverty).<ref>[http://www.silentscream.org/suicidelinked.htm Suicide Linked to Abortion]</ref>  However, multiple authorities, from the British Medical Journal to the [[American Psychiatric Association]], strongly dispute these findings.<ref>''Gonzales v. Carhart'', 550 U.S. ___, (Ginsburg, J., dissenting) (note 7) pre-publication edition.</ref>
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Several Sources Foundation cites the ''Finnish Study of Suicide Risk and Induced Abortion''.  The study found [[suicide]] rates more than five times higher than the mean annual rate per 100,000 and concluded an increased risk of suicide after an induced abortion, based on either harmful affects on mental health, or common risk factors (poverty).<ref>[http://www.silentscream.org/suicidelinked.htm Suicide Linked to Abortion]</ref>  Other authorities, from the British Medical Journal to the [[American Psychiatric Association]], dispute these findings.<ref>''Gonzales v. Carhart'', 550 U.S. ___, (Ginsburg, J., dissenting) (note 7) pre-publication edition.</ref>
  
 
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==References==
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*[http://www.silentscream.org/index.html Silent Scream Official Home Page ]
 
*[http://www.silentscream.org/index.html Silent Scream Official Home Page ]
  
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Revision as of 21:19, November 16, 2007

The Silent Scream is an ultrasound video of an abortion created by the pro-life activist Bernard Nathanson. The video is distributed by the Several Sources Foundation, a 501-(c)3 charity whose Mission Statement declares,

Through God's Grace, we save babies lives and shelter their young mothers while providing education and ongoing compassionate support services. We further educate young people to make healthy life choices. We also shelter women who are homeless, sick and elderly and we help them to restore their dignity.

Several Sources Foundation cites the Finnish Study of Suicide Risk and Induced Abortion. The study found suicide rates more than five times higher than the mean annual rate per 100,000 and concluded an increased risk of suicide after an induced abortion, based on either harmful affects on mental health, or common risk factors (poverty).[1] Other authorities, from the British Medical Journal to the American Psychiatric Association, dispute these findings.[2]

References

  1. ↑ Suicide Linked to Abortion
  2. ↑ Gonzales v. Carhart, 550 U.S. ___, (Ginsburg, J., dissenting) (note 7) pre-publication edition.

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