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I have a daughter who’s eight years younger than a friend’s. My friend, therefore, has become a kind of authority on what to expect a little bit down the road. When my Alexandra became a teenager, he warned: “Right now your daughter knows you are the biggest nerd in the world.... Read More →

               You wouldn’t think there’d be any doubt that Ruth Bader Ginsburg is a votary of abortion.  You would have thought wrong. Read More →

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President Obama could really learn a thing or two about Planned Parenthood from the Human Life Review . . .     Read More →

Gosnell’s Women’s Medical Society might still be in operation today had the doctor’s lucrative side practice — dispensing “fake prescriptions” for painkillers such as Oxycontin — not brought him to the attention of prosecutors in the first place.–Anne Conlon   Read More →

THANK YOU! For making our 2013 Great Defender of Life Dinner our most successful event ever.        Join us next year? Get on our mailing list now! Please call 212-685-5210; or email humanlifereview@verizon.net Read More →

  Researching? Curious? Want more information on a life topic? Chances are, we have covered it. Download our multiple-tab Excel complete index with all Human Life Review articles sorted chronologically, by author, by article title, and by keywords. MasterHLRindex1975-Present Read More →

  A Chronicle of the Suppression of Truth and the Unravelling of Civilized Behavior Roe v. Wade invalidated abortion laws in all fifty states. Forty years later, it’s obvious that the most contentious Supreme Court decision of the 20th century has also permeated American... Read More →

The Human Life Review is proud to be a co-sponsor of the National Prayer Service: the largest national, interdenominational prayer service in observance of 40 years since Roe vs. Wade. On Friday, January 25, 2013 from 8:30-10:30 a.m., this service will take place in Constitution... Read More →