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Reporting or argument about abortion medications, distribution, regulation or use.
Cassidy said the Aug. 27 report was the result of an investigation into abortion pill manufacturers. The post Cassidy takes aim at FDA mifepristone regulation, manufacturers first appeared on OSV News .
Read →"Abortion drug companies are putting mothers at risk through their failure to properly oversee the prescription and distribution of their products." The post Cassidy report: Abortion pill makers may not be meeting legal requirements first appeared on Angelus News .
Read →A report appears to confirm that, despite many examples of prescriber non-compliance with FDA's abortion pill rules, manufacturers haven't decertified any.
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Read →For Immediate Release: August 27, 2026 Contact: media@sbaprolife.org | View Newsroom Dannenfelser Calls on Attorney General to Settle in Abortion Drug Case Before Sept. 9 Washington, D.C. – With the release of a new Senate study on the dangerous practices of abortion drug manufacturers, Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America is calling on the Department […]
Read →Sen. Bill Cassidy, R-La., released a new report Wednesday claiming federal regulators and abortion pill manufacturers are putting mothers at risk. The monthslong investigation found that there is a lack of oversight and significant gaps in patient safety protections and calls on the Food and Drug Administration to act. The report, obtained by the Daily...
Read →The report raises a high-profile issue for Heidi Overton as she faces confirmation as FDA commissioner.
Read →Senator Bill Cassidy has announced a new report on the investigation into the distribution and policing of the abortion pill in the U.S.
Read →National Right to Life welcomes a Senate committee investigation into oversight by mifepristone manufacturers. The release argues that the findings support additional accountability measures and the proposed APPLE Act.
Read →National Right to Life compares Minnesota’s request for extradition in a criminal case with its restrictions on cooperation in abortion-related proceedings. The release argues that the positions reveal an inconsistency in the state’s treatment of interstate law enforcement.
Read →Extremism is blinding America to the dangerous ease of accessibility to abortion pills.
Read →When most people think about abortion, they picture a clinic. But for many college students today, the abortion clinic has moved into the dorm room. The abortion pill can now be obtained by mail throughout the United States. In California, public universities are required to provide abortion pills to students on campus, often at no […] The post Alone in Her Dorm Room first appeared on LOVE LIFE .
Read →In addition to invoking the intercession of St. Joseph, Defender of Life, participants can learn about the danger of abortion pills The post U.S. Bishops’ Initiative to Inform Communities on the Danger of Abortion Pills Includes Prayer, Education, and Advocacy appeared first on ZENIT - English .
Read →Chemical abortion pills are now the most common method of abortion in the United States. But what happens after those pills are taken at home, and could what gets flushed away eventually make its way into the water you drink?That’s one of the questions Kristi Hamrick, vice president of media and policy for Students for […]
Read →National Right to Life criticizes New Jersey’s S2260 for expanding protections against abortion-related investigations and proceedings from other states. The organization contends that the measure shields providers from accountability when their activities affect people in states with more restrictive abortion laws.
Read →A baby girl born at 31 weeks gestation survived after being born alive into a toilet following an attempted abortion using abortion pills obtained from an out-of-state seller in Virginia. The mother, Syeshia Johnson, is now facing criminal charges including negligent child abuse and assault, while abortion pill distributors are criticized for failing to provide informed consent and violating state and FDA regulations by supplying pills for use beyond the approved gestational age.
Read →There is something profoundly wrong with the playing field on which the abortion battle is being fought.
Read →Why is the pro-life movement splitting after Roe? In this episode of the Prolife Team podcast, host Jacob sits down with historian Daniel Williams, author of Defenders of the Unborn, to talk about where the movement came from and where it's headed. Daniel explains the rise of the abolitionist movement and how it differs from the step-by-step approach most pro-life groups have taken. He compares today's debate to the fight over slavery in the 1800s, looks at what Prohibition can teach us, and talks about how the abortion pill has changed everything. Send us Fan Mail Support the show
Read →Historian Daniel Williams examines disagreements between abortion abolitionists and advocates of incremental legal reform. He places those disagreements in historical context and discusses how abortion pills are changing the movement's challenges.
Read →Students for Life of America’s (SFLA) groundbreaking peer-reviewed study proved that the chemical abortion pill mifepristone is in our drinking water. Now, it’s time for the government to get it out. Every 5 years, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) publishes a Drinking Water Contaminant Candidate List (CCL), which identifies water contaminants that should be tracked and regulated by the government in accordance with the Safe Drinking Water Act. The EPA is in the process of making a new list. Their current draft does not include mifepristone. I recently testified ... Read More The post
Read →This is Issue 43 of the American Reports Series. Executive Summary Some abortion advocates have raised concerns that reimposing limitations on mifepristone use, or removing its FDA approval, will harm women who may need access to mifepristone for indications unrelated to abortion, such as for Cushing’s syndrome or miscarriage management. However, data remains limited that […] The post Uses for Mifepristone Beyond Abortion: Addressing Recent Controversies appeared first on Lozier Institute .
Read →(Washington, D.C.): This morning, Americans United for Life (AUL) joined a coalition led by Advancing American Freedom in urging the Department of Justice (DOJ) under General Blanche to review enforcing the Comstock Act’s mail-order abortion restrictions. Under the Biden administration, the DOJ’s Office of Legal Counsel interpreted Comstock to not apply to the mailing of abortion pills under most circumstances. The coalition has asked the […] The post Americans United for Life and Pro-Life Leaders Urge General Blanche to Review Comstock Opinion appeared first on Americans United for Life .
Read →George Delgado, M.D. (Ignatius Press, 2025, soft cover, 254 pp., $18.95 and e-book, $12.32) Reviewed by John M. Grondelski, Ph.D. ____________________________________________ A growing number of abortions worldwide are pharmaceutically rather than surgically induced. Various reasons account for this... The post BOOKNOTES ABORTION PILL REVERSAL: A SECOND CHANCE AT CHOICE appeared first on The Human Life Review .
Read →The abortion industry is scrambling to convince the public the Chemical Abortion Pill mifepristone is safe, but after so many have experienced the horrors, many are not buying it — and they shouldn’t. A new poll conducted by the pro-abortion Kaiser Family Foundation (KFF) shows that while many are familiar with the Chemical Abortion Pill, very few trust that mifepristone is safe. Over half of the respondents could not call mifepristone ... Read More The post REALITY CHECK FOR BIG ABORTION: Polling Proves America Doesn’t Trust Chemical Abortion Pills appeared first on Students for Life of Ameri
Read →The drinking water in two American cities contains mifepristone, the active ingredient in chemical abortions, a bombshell new study shows. Mifepristone is the first in the two-step chemical abortion regimen. It kills preborn babies by preventing them from absorbing progesterone, an essential hormone for fetal development. The peer-reviewed report, which the Journal of Alliance for […] The post Abortion Pill Chemical Mifepristone Found in Drinking Water appeared first on Daily Citizen .
Read →New discusses Guttmacher estimates of interstate abortion travel and medication provision, including early 2026 data. He argues that greater telehealth use helps explain reduced travel while maintaining that state restrictions still influence birth outcomes.
Read →What if pregnancy help ministries had a new window of time to reach women considering the abortion pill? In this episode of The ProLife Team Podcast, host Jacob Barr sits down with Pam Stenzel and Chaney Gooley to talk about the Women's Care Kit — an innovative tool that opens a one-hour, in-person consultation with a medical professional while providing medical education and supplies for women facing an abortion-pill decision. Pam and Chaney unpack how the kit works, why it matters for both medical and non-medical pregnancy centers, and how the pro-life movement can innovate while staying uni
Read →Pam Stenzel and Chaney Gooley introduce a care-kit initiative for women considering abortion pills. They describe combining supplies with an in-person consultation and collaboration between medical and nonmedical pregnancy centers.
Read →Pro-Abortion propagandist Jessica Valenti published an attempted takedown of Students for Life of America’s (SFLA) recently published peer-reviewed study showing that the Chemical Abortion Pill mifepristone is present in our waterways. Sadly for Valenti, though not surprising perhaps to her regular readers, she failed. Let’s address her argument against our study point-by-point. Claim #1: SFLA “didn’t even test for” mifepristone in this study. FALSE It is easily discernable that SFLA did test specifically for the presence of mifepristone in the ... Read More The post FACT CHECK: Jessica Valent
Read →A 2024 state law reclassified misoprostol and mifepristone as controlled substances. That affects how hospitals can access the drugs in non-abortion emergencies, and other states appear to be taking note.
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