In a post-Roe world, building the infrastructure to support women facing difficult pregnancy decisions in multifaceted ways becomes more important than ever. Leaders of pro-life nonprofit organizations – a pregnancy support organization and a maternity home -- discuss how they support women, empowering them to choose life and thrive. Pro-life activist Alison Centofante discusses how everyday pro-life advocates can help build a culture of life by contributing to their local pro-life organizations. Serena Dyksen, founder of She Found His Grace, offers insights on the importance of healing and counseling for post-abortive women and men. Medical experts offer an overview of abortion pill reversal and perinatal hospice.

The Post-Roe Review is a limited-series podcast from AAPLOG, the American Association of Pro-Life Obstetricians and Gynecologists, that offers timely insights on what the overturning of the Supreme Court’s Roe v. Wade decision means for women’s healthcare.

AAPLOG is the nation’s largest organization of pro-life medical professionals. It exists to encourage and equip its members and other concerned medical practitioners to provide an evidence-based rationale for defending the lives of both the pregnant mother and her pre-born child. Visit us online at www.aaplog.org.

In an ideologically-charged medical environment in which taking a pro-life stance can cost medical students or residents career opportunities, a current and a former resident discuss their experiences navigating residency as pro-life medical professionals, how they are able to protect their conscience rights, the support they receive from AAPLOG, and more. Former AAPLOG president Dr. Robert Calhoun discusses the embryo adoption program he founded.

The Post-Roe Review is a limited-series podcast from AAPLOG, the American Association of Pro-Life Obstetricians and Gynecologists, that offers timely insights on what the overturning of the Supreme Court’s Roe v. Wade decision means for women’s healthcare.

AAPLOG is the nation’s largest organization of pro-life medical professionals. It exists to encourage and equip its members and other concerned medical practitioners to provide an evidence-based rationale for defending the lives of both the pregnant mother and her pre-born child. Visit us online at www.aaplog.org.

Facing a politically-charged environment in which ideological talking points trump medical facts, pro-life physicians and researchers discuss bioethics and the latest research on fetal pain, medication abortion, presenting a science-based defense for their life-affirming position.

The Post-Roe Review is a limited-series podcast from AAPLOG, the American Association of Pro-Life Obstetricians and Gynecologists, that offers timely insights on what the overturning of the Supreme Court’s Roe v. Wade decision means for women’s healthcare.

AAPLOG is the nation’s largest organization of pro-life medical professionals. It exists to encourage and equip its members and other concerned medical practitioners to provide an evidence-based rationale for defending the lives of both the pregnant mother and her pre-born child. Visit us online at www.aaplog.org.

With a new Supreme Court case presenting a historic challenge to the Court’s 1973 Roe v. Wade ruling, pro-life physicians from AAPLOG, the American Association of Pro-Life Obstetricians and Gynecologists, review the history of abortion in this country, offer their insights on the ethics of abortion, and present a preview of what women’s healthcare will look like in a post-Roe world.

The Post-Roe Review is a limited-series podcast from AAPLOG, the American Association of Pro-Life Obstetricians and Gynecologists, that offers timely insights on what the overturning of the Supreme Court’s Roe v. Wade decision means for women’s healthcare.

AAPLOG is the nation’s largest organization of pro-life medical professionals. It exists to encourage and equip its members and other concerned medical practitioners to provide an evidence-based rationale for defending the lives of both the pregnant mother and her pre-born child. Visit us online at www.aaplog.org.