The Fake Science Used to Force Roe V. Wade

The pro-abortion legal team behind Roe built their case around the work of a particular scholar. The problem? He faked the science and made the numbers up. There weren’t thousands of women dying of "coat hanger&quot, abortions. They just needed you to believe there were. Roe v Wade was forced with fake science. Dr. Hilgers is a Senior Medical Consultant in Obstetrics, Gynecology, Reproductive Medicine and Surgery at the Saint Paul VI Institute and is a Clinical Professor in the Department of Obstetrics &amp, Gynecology at Creighton University School of Medicine. He is Director of the Institute’s Academic Programs and its National Center for Procreative Health. He is board certified in obstetrics, and gynecology, gynecologic laser surgery and is a member of the Society of Reproductive Surgeons and the Society of Procreative Surgeons. He is the author of or contributor to hundreds of books, articles, and videos. He has also been the recipient of 17 special recognition awards and 7 research awards. He is the recipient of 3 honorary doctorates and was named the Physician of the Year by the Nebraska Family Council. This episode is also available as an audio podcast: Listen Readings and resources below cut. Readings &amp, Resources Dr. Hilgers’ books include: Blinders: Revealing the Neglected American Public Health Crisis that has Grown to Gigantic Proportions: The Destructive Downstream Impact of Abortion, Contraception, and IVF The Fake and Deceptive Science Behind Roe v. Wade: Settled Law v. Settled Science The NaProTechnology Revolution: Unleashing the Power in a Woman’s Cycle The Medical and Surgical Practice of NaProTechnology St. Paul VI Institute: popepaulvi.com Dr. Hilger’s Fertility Care System: CreightonModel.com "Fertility Awareness-Based Methods: Another Option for Family Planning,&quot, by Stephen R. Pallone and George R. Bergus at the Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine "The New Women’s Health Science of NaProTechnology,&quot, by Dr. Thomas Hilgers, from the archives of Perina