Media Release

Pro-Life Group Seeks Investigation

Published in Women's Health Weekly, May 22nd, 1995

There is mounting evidence that women in Third World countries are unwittingly being used as guinea pigs in an experiment to test a tetanus vaccine laced with an anti-fertility drug, according to a media release from the head of an international pro-life organization.

This information was reported, May 16, 1995, by Fr. Matthew Habiger, Ph.D., OSB, president of Human Life International.

Habiger called for a congressional investigation of "reports that millions of women in Mexico and the Philippines have unknowingly received anti-fertility vaccinations under the guise of being inoculated against tetanus."

The governments of Mexico...

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