Problems With Abortion Clinics

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One of the biggest problems I have with pro-life people are that they are not medically trained or lack advanced anatomy/physiology beyond basic high school biology. Because of this, they are spreading “facts” that may not actually be accurately supported by science. It’s like the blind leading the blind. Even though I am a kinesiology major myself, I learned and I am still learning about the human body although I thought that I knew it all. Since I am pro-choice, I think that abortion clinics should be regularly inspected by city/state health departments to ensure that women who choose abortions are getting them done in a safe, clean environment. This is important to prevent incidents like Philadelphia’s “House of Horrors” from occurring.

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