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Inside The Abortion-Academia Industrial Complex That You’ve Probably Never Heard Of

How Public Colleges Partner With Abortion Providers To Purchase ‘Unborn Infant Body Parts’

Ben Zeisloft
Inside The Abortion-Academia Industrial Complex That You’ve Probably Never Heard Of
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Around ten years ago, Nichole Atkins obtained an abortion from Southwestern Women’s Options in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Little did she know that the remains of her unborn baby would become the subject of a laboratory experiment at a nearby university. 

After her abortion — which she now deeply regrets — Atkins filed suit against the leadership of Southwestern Women’s Options. The suit alleges that Dr. Curtis Boyd, a volunteer faculty member at the University of New Mexico, failed to inform Atkins of “how the unborn infant body parts were going to be used.”

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