The U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s policy change on Tuesday allows women to receive an abortion pill without visiting a doctor’s office or clinic during the COVID-19 pandemic. The FDA’s acting head, Janet Woodcock, said recent studies “do not appear to show increases in serious safety concerns” when women take the pill without first visiting a health facility.
Death to safety at the FDA
Abortion | The agency will allow abortion groups to keep selling the abortion pill online despite safety concerns
by Leah Hickman
Posted 4/13/21, 04:55 pm
Abortionists in the United States may dispense abortion pills through the mail during the remainder of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Fully formed baby, fully informed mother
Abortion | A new ultrasound requirement in Arkansas brings babies to life for mothers
by Leah Hickman
Posted 4/12/21, 05:17 pm
In the 1980s, 19-year-old Donna Ezell was walking into an Arkansas abortion facility when she heard a man’s friendly voice coming from the sidewalk. “Don’t do it,” the pro-life sidewalk counselor said, compassionately. “Your baby already has arms and legs.” She stopped in her tracks, shocked that she hadn’t considered how developed the baby inside of her was. But she stood there only for a moment before her family member ushered her into the facility. With such little time to think, she still got the abortion.
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Translation abuse
Abortion | Some abortion advocates point to a passage in the New International Version as Biblical justification for abortion. But the NIV’s speculative translation clouds rather than clarifies