By Steven Ertelt, LifeNews.com Editor, May 2, 2008

Washington, DC -- Planned Parenthood's new abortion centers in places like Houston, Portland, Denver and Aurora are unlike their current facilities nationwide. These new centers that have been built or are in the construction phase are massive in size and one leading pro-life advocate thinks he knows the reason why.

Jim Sedlak of Stopp International says he has obtained Planned Parenthood Federation of America documents that show why the nation's largest abortion business is building its new centers larger than ever before.

Planned Parenthood broke the $1 billion income threshold for the first time in its last fiscal year and pro-life advocates have often accused the "non-profit" group of an obsession with making money.

That appears to be the case here.

According to the information, PPFA is urging its local affiliates to engage in two new business practices that would likely expand its income opportunities.

Sedlak says Planned Parenthood is pushing for its affiliates to engage in laboratory services and clinical research.

"Planned Parenthood currently is engaged in some activities, such as providing pap smears, that require it to send material to local laboratories for analysis," Sedlak explained to LifeNews.com.

"Planned Parenthood could save money if it did this laboratory analysis itself. However, it would obviously need a certain volume of business to make the investment in equipment and personnel worthwhile," he said.

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