(William Mudd) Martin Haskell

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Abortion Mill

Women's Medical Center
Women's Medical Center

Medical School

University of Alabama School of Medicine

Phone Number

513-751-6000937-293-3917

Address

11250 Lebanon Rd. US Route 421401 E. Stroop Rd.

Sharonville, Dayton, 0 4524145429

Map not found

Other info

3-Part Investigative Report from Operation Rescue: Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Paramedics Seen Giving Abortion Clinic Patient Life Support Before Rushing Her to Hospital (March 28, 2012) Indiana Attorney General Investigating Undercover Abortionist Named in Haskell Variance Ohio Medical Board’s Leniency Keeps Haskell’s Late-term Abortion Mill Open One of Haskell’s ER Docs Declared Negligent in Kentucky, Faces Discipline in Ohio Ohio Health Officials Ignore Botched Late-term Abortions, Expand Haskell’s Variance City Officials Say Abortionist Haskell Presents a Danger to the Public Campaign contributions made by Haskell's wife to Democratic, pro-abortion candidates and organizations. Woman Rushed to Hospital from Haskell’s Late-term Abortion Clinic Outside Dayton  

Surgery: Yes

Medication: No

Photos

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Video

Audio

Documents

Misc Documents

Haskell Letter Claiming Invention of D&X Abortion

Haskell takes credit for inventing the D&X abortion method, known also as Partial Birth Abortion. The now outlawed method was actually invented by California abortionist James McMahon, who is now deceased.

NAFpaper091392

Paper published by the National Abortion Federation in 1992 authored by Haskell.

Summary of Legal history

Timeline of legal problems of Haskell's Women's Med Center abortion clinics in Ohio.

LRSCVariance2011

Haskell's application for a variance and letter from the Ohio Department of Health granting it. The variance allows Haskell to operate without having hospital privileges, as required by law.

LovittLetter10042011

Letter from the Sharonville Mayor and Health Dept. opposing Haskell's abortion business, which relocated there from CIncinnati in 2011.

Sharonville Health Department to ODH

Health Department objects in detail to Haskell's variance as posing a public health danger.