‘Women Should Be Outraged’: Lawmakers Urge Supreme Court to Restore Abortion-Pill Restrictions
Pro-life House members are urging the high court to restore what they believe are necessary restrictions on the abortion drug known as mifepristone.
Pro-life House members are urging the high court to restore what they believe are necessary restrictions on the abortion drug known as mifepristone.
EDITORIAL: For the abortion lobby as a whole, ‘conflict-of-interest’ considerations can arise in only one direction.
Casgevy is a new treatment for sickle cell disease, a blood disorder that affects approximately 100,000 Americans.
They echo other critics who say the drug’s side effects mean patients should have physician supervision while taking the drug.
Pro-lifers are raising significant safety concerns about abortion pills — including in a key lawsuit being heard by a Texas judge — as abortion advocates push to make them widely available everywhere in the nation.
In the more than 100-page lawsuit, the doctors argue that the FDA fast-tracked the approval of the abortion pill by classifying pregnancy as an illness.
Pro-life experts point out that these concerns also apply to mail-order and telehealth abortions, for which the FDA lifted its restrictions in December 2021.
This type of abortion accounts for more than half of all abortions in the U.S., according to the Guttmacher Institute, a reproductive research organization once associated with Planned Parenthood.
“While these tests can help parents prepare for the arrival of their child, we are concerned that they could be a predatory financial windfall for manufacturers and directly result in the termination of innocent human life,” said lawmakers in a letter to the FDA's acting commissioner.
The Biden administration’s permanent lifting of restrictions on at-home abortions could cause serious harm to women, let alone the unborn.
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