Every year Planned Parenthood releases an annual report with lots of really large numbers, heaping praise upon itself for all of its accomplishments. What it doesn’t include are comparison numbers from prior years. And while the report most likely succeeds at swaying its donors to give even more money and may impress those who haven’t a clue what Planned Parenthood’s business numbers have looked like for the past 65 years or so, a historical look at the numbers paints an entirely different picture of the abortion giant.

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A new study reported by Time.com reveals that taking the pill increases the risk of primary brain cancer by 50 percent. Long-term use—five years or more—almost doubles the risk.

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A former employee of Planned Parenthood Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota (PPMS) contacted STOPP with information about a Planned Parenthood restructuring plan, saying that all managers in the affiliate—some 15 to 20—were recently terminated en masse to save a million dollars in the PPMS budget. This despite the fact that their financial statements “look good.”

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The Lepanto Institute has revealed the content of a Planned Parenthood-style sex program in Rwanda that bombards very young adolescents (10 - 14 years old) with the message that all kinds of sexual expression are natural and even have health benefits. You can see the Lepanto Institute report here.

The diligence of a new coalition in San Antonio has temporarily blocked the issuance of occupancy and special use permits for Planned Parenthood’s 22,000 square foot abortion mega-center set to open in the Alamo City.

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We recently received a wonderful testimony from two very amazing and devoted ladies in Pennsylvania about the 2013 closure of Planned Parenthood’s facility in Collegeville. Rita Smith and her sister Theresa Leitold, both professed Missionaries of the Gospel of Life, led seven years of ardent, on-site prayer that included twelve 40 Days for Life vigils beginning in the fall of 2007 and extending through the fall of 2013.

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