You might be asking, just what is Whole Women’s Health v. Hellerstedt? It’s a case that made its way up to the Supreme Court. The case surrounds two Texas abortion regulations that were passed in 2013. The first says that an abortionist must have admitting privileges at a hospital within 30 miles of the abortion facility. The second says that abortion facilities must meet the standard that is laid out in Texas law for traditional ambulatory surgical facilities.

States’ Rights Restricted in Whole Woman’s Health v. Hellerstedt

Over the weekend, a Phoenix news station reported new audio evidence about a baby born alive after a botched abortion.

Just a little bit ago, the Ohio Department of Health began a hearing regarding the status of Women's Med Center, the Dayton-area abortion facility operated by the notorious late-term abortionist Martin Haskell. Almost three years ago, Ohio Right to Life successfully advocated for the passage of abortion facility regulations that eventually paved the way for this hearing.

Three Additional Weeks Allowed for Chemical Abortions

ODJFS Announces Awardees of Pregnancy and Parenting Support Program

Ohio House Introduces Legislation to Require Humane Treatment of Aborted Children

The following statement from Stephanie Ranade Krider, executive director of Ohio Right to Life, is in response to the introduction of House Bill 408.

Ohio Department of Health Reports 8.7 Percent Drop in Abortions in 2014

Facility Still Open After Being Ordered Closed Almost a Year Ago