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By Dave Andrusko I strongly suspect—would wager a hefty sum—that there are many unreported incidences of boyfriends and husbands slipping women abortifacients, such as mifepristone and less commonly misoprostol. Used together, the two drugs account from upwards of 60%...
LITTLE ROCK – Arkansas Right to Life Executive Director Rose Mimms applauded Attorney General Tim Griffin for issuing cease and desist letters to New York-based Choices Women’s Medical Center, Inc., and Aid Access of the Netherlands for potential violations of the...
By Louisiana Right to Life New Orleans - In response to media inquires from local and national press, Louisiana Right to Life is providing answers to questions regarding the amendment that was added to Senate Bill 276, the Abortion by Fraud Criminalization Act. Sen....
By Dave Andrusko When you read the call for “accurate and unbiased information,” you can rest assured that if the topic is abortion, the chance are slim to none that the accounts the mainstream media will provide will be “accurate and unbiased.” “What to know after...
This is a matter of women’s health and advocating for true informed consent and protections for women and their preborn children.
The Biden Administration cannot legally force pharmacies to dispense drugs for abortion purposes, especially when religious beliefs are at stake, a federal judge affirmed on April 5, according to Alliance Defending Freedom.
On March 26, the Supreme Court heard oral argument in the F.D.A. v. Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine. The case is the first to address abortion—in this case chemical abortions—since the 2022 Dobbs decision which overturned Roe v. Wade.
NPR is broadcasting the complaints some have made that the ‘free’ abortion pills (chemical abortion) available on college campuses in California are not being advertised adequately to students, leading them to go off campus for abortions.
The truth about the abortion pill the FDA doesn’t tell you.
In all the arguments that were made in the court Tuesday about “standing” – whether the doctors from the Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine (AHM) as a group or individuals could sufficiently prove past injury or probable injury from the Food and Drug Administration’s lax abortion pill regulations – one thing was noticeably absent: any conclusive refutation of significant safety issues remaining with mifepristone.