Abstract:
UConn students are suddenly facing sharp increases in the price of hormonal contraceptives, according to Student Health Services (SHS).
The increase is a result of the federal Deficit Reduction Act, which has cut financial incentives that are given to drug companies who offer discounted contracts for birth control to non-profit organizations and universities....
Originally posted byStopp Planned Parenthood of Connecticut
This act is all the more reason why Planned Parenthood of Connecticut's federal and state funding should be stopped. PPC's primary source of income is their sale of contaceptives. PPC sold 10.5 mil in 2005. That's over one half of the 20 mil sold in this state. None of these hormonal pills and devices prevent a woman from ovulating 100% of the time. One of the ways these hormonal contaceptives work is by hardening the mucus lining of the uterus wall therefore making implantation of the newly conceived human embryo imposible causing a chemical abortion 15% of the time. That is why they're known as chemical killers. And what about the breast cancer link to the pill?
PPC harms women and children and our taxpayer money should not be going to fund the most blood thirsty business on the face of the earth.
Pam
posted 4/04/07 @ 6:50 PM EST