The following article, written by Carole Novelli, was originally published by Live Action. Click HERE to view it on their website. Abortion proponents claim that if access to the abortion pill (mifepristone) is limited, women who suffer from a miscarriage or from Cushing syndrome will be negatively impacted. But is this true? Mifepristone is the active ingredient used in both the abortion

*Authored by Mary Szoch, the Director of the Center for Human Dignity at Family Research Council, this blog originally appeared at the Washington Stand* When the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved the chemical abortion drug, mifepristone, without adequately studying the drug’s safety, physicians from across the country filed a petition challenging the decision. For over 6,000 days, the FDA failed

“This makes Students for Life of America’s campaign for Environmental Justice for the Preborn even more important,” said SFLA’s Kristan Hawkins. “We’ve had more than 20 years of government sanctioned, corporate dumping of medical waste as chemically tainted blood, placenta tissue, & human remains get flushed into our water systems. FIVE TIMES the FDA failed to see whether the deadly pills

As the country waits for the United States Supreme Court decision on the legality of Chemical Abortion Pills, some states have gone so far in their allegiance to the abortion industry that several have actually decided to stockpile the life-ending pills — because killing preborn citizens should be an administrative priority, right? This sad misuse of taxpayer funds is being

The abortion lobby’s former slogan was “safe, legal, and rare” — but in the wake of responses to new federal rulings on Chemical Abortion Pills, we’re calling their bluff. Between the evidence of how dangerous these life-ending drugs are, to the “law be damned, sell them anyways” calls from pro-abortion government officials, and the data showing the high usage of

A compliment from a friend is nice, but one from an adversary is usually more sincere — and that’s why we’re considering a recent, scathing comment from the father of the Chemical Abortion Pill himself as a golden badge of honor; thank you very much! Directed at a new Students for Life Action (SFLAction) legislative victory, his remark has only

As the country collectively holds their breath, waiting for the federal judge’s decision in the Texas lawsuit against the FDA and wondering what will happen with the distribution of Chemical Abortion Pills, the watchers and waiters are divided up into two camps. The pro-life movement is eagerly awaiting a possible injunction to prohibit further harm to women and preborn children,

No matter where you stand on the abortion issue, everyone should care about women’s health and safety because healthcare should not be political. Unfortunately, commonsense healthcare standards have given way to politics around the abortion debate as the government agency whose express purpose it is to protect public health — the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) — has forgotten their

GUEST POST: Within the abortion industry, preborn babies’ lives are not the only ones being used for profit and destruction; with the recent advancements of Chemical Abortion Pills, pregnant mothers’ emotional and physical health is also disregarded by Corporate Abortion. Sold as a quick, easy, and safe “solution,” women are rarely told of the various detrimental consequences of these life-ending

GUEST POST: In recent years, we have seen the abortion industry’s push for “self-managed” abortions. Also called “DIY” or “at-home” abortions, these are procedures committed using Chemical Abortion Pills without an abortionist. Increasingly, the abortion industry is marketing these types of abortions as a benefit for women and as a way of skirting strong pro-life laws. Students for Life of America