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Elliot Institute 2004 Year End Report Through your support, we have been blessed during the last year to have accomplished the following major activities: We published a 54-page pocket guide, Reversing the Gender Gap, for pro-life politicians who want to … Continue reading →

Women Attribute Substance Abuse, Sexual Disorders, and Suicidal Thoughts to Abortion Springfield, IL (November 16, 2004) — Post-traumatic reactions to induced abortion may be far more common than previously thought, according to a new study published in the Medical Science … Continue reading →

Abortion Linked to Later Anxiety Problems, New Study Shows Women Giving Birth to Unintended Pregnancies Do Better Springfield, IL (Nov 4, 2004) — Women who abort unintended pregnancies are more likely to experience subsequent problems with anxiety compared to women … Continue reading →

New Facts Must be Backed by New Legislative Effort (October 21, 2004) – The effort of Norma McCorvey, the “Roe” of the 1973 Roe v. Wade case that legalized abortions, to have that landmark decision reversed has taken two steps … Continue reading →

Pro-life Politicians Armed with New Pro-Woman Facts and Arguments Resource Kit Includes Poll Results, Coerced Abortions Report, and Solid Answers to Hard Questions Springfield, IL (Aug 23, 2004) — A recent nationally representative opinion poll (+/- 4 percentage points) has … Continue reading →

Forced Abortions in America: The Hidden Epidemic Springfield, IL (July 12, 2004) — The epidemic of coerced, unwanted abortions is rarely reported. Yet every week, thousands of girls and women face threats and abuse from people who want them to … Continue reading →

Women Who’ve Been Pregnant Through Sexual Assault Plead For Public Hearings SPRINGFIELD, IL (June 23, 2004)– A group of women who have experienced pregnancies resulting from rape or incest are petitioning Congress and state legislatures to hear their stories, saying … Continue reading →

Abortion or Birth of Unintended Pregnancy Affects Subsequent Substance Abuse: New Study Springfield, IL (June 21, 2004) — A new study published in this month’s American Journal of Drug and Alcohol Abuse strengthens the case for a causal connection between … Continue reading →

Most Believe Abortion Makes Women’s Lives Worse, New Poll Results Guidebook Encourages Pro-Life Candidates to Adopt Pro-Woman/Pro-Life Agenda Springfield, IL  (May 12, 2004) – As the 2004 election year heats up, candidates must once again grapple with the divisive issue … Continue reading →

Screening for Risk Factors Will Lower Abortion Rates Study Will Prevent Help Prevent Widespread Unwanted, Coerced and Unsafe Abortions Springfield, IL (April 23, 2004) – A law review article published in the latest issue of The Journal of Contemporary Health … Continue reading →

Abortion Holocaust Deniers Are Losing Battle Host of New “Making Abortion Rare” Television Series Comments Springfield, IL (Jan. 4, 2004) – “The abortion industry is a house of cards ready to collapse,” said David C. Reardon, Ph.D., host of a … Continue reading →

Elliot Institute 2003 Year End Report Through your support, we have been blessed during the last year to have accomplished the following major activities: We completed filming of a six part television series called “Making Abortion Rare” that will air … Continue reading →

Springfield, IL (June 23, 2003)– The evidence that abortion has negative effects on women, men, siblings, and society grows with every passing year. The most comprehensive and current resource for tracking the latest medical findings on abortion complications is the … Continue reading →

Risk of Psychiatric Hospitalization Rises After Abortion New Study Riles Abortion Defenders Springfield, Ill.(May 13, 2003) – Is abortion a benign experience for women? Or can it cause or contribute to emotional problems, even severe ones? The American Psychological Association … Continue reading →

Study Links Depression with Abortion Researchers Call for More Studies on Emotional Risks of Abortion Springfield, Ill. (May 6, 2003)– Women with a history of abortion are at significantly higher risk of experiencing clinical depression compared to women who give … Continue reading →