Senators Unite Against Mail-Order Abortion Pill Risks
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Posted 11 hours ago
The recent approval of a new generic form of the abortion pill, combined with the Biden administration's push to allow mail-order abortions, has sparked significant backlash from a bipartisan group of U.S. senators.
In total, 51 senators, representing a robust coalition from both parties, have called on the FDA to halt the distribution of abortion pills through the mail, citing serious safety concerns.
This alarming move comes at a time when the abortion pill regimen has faced criticism due to studies highlighting increased risks associated with its use.
The senators emphasized the dangers of mailing abortion pills without medical supervision, arguing it compromises the health of women and their unborn children. Recent data has shown that complications from the use of the abortion pill, mifepristone, could be significantly underestimated, with reports indicating that more than 10% of women experience severe adverse effects.
In their letter to Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and FDA Commissioner Martin Makary, the senators noted the disturbing trend of loosening safety protocols over the years.
What once required in-person consultation with a physician has evolved into an alarming policy that enables remote access to this potent medication. This shift threatens to undermine the safety standards that have long been in place to protect women's health.
Additionally, the senators pointed out that the Biden administration's actions, starting with the use of COVID-19 as a pretext for removing essential safeguards, have facilitated a dangerous environment for both mothers and their children.
Women are being subjected to potentially unsafe procedures without the necessary medical oversight. Alarmingly, they highlighted instances where women have been coerced into taking the abortion pill, further underscoring the flawed nature of current policies.
This trend has prompted several pro-life states, including Louisiana and Texas, to legally challenge the distribution of abortion pills, asserting that their citizens deserve better protection against the risks posed by radical abortion policies.
As the debate intensifies, pro-life advocates remain hopeful that the FDA will reconsider the recent approvals and restore the essential safeguards that ensure women's health and safety.
The call to action from these senators highlights a growing urgency among lawmakers to address the risks linked to the abortion pill, reaffirming the ongoing commitment to protect both unborn lives and the well-being of women in America.
Sources:
theepochtimes.com
liveaction.org
naturalnews.com
In total, 51 senators, representing a robust coalition from both parties, have called on the FDA to halt the distribution of abortion pills through the mail, citing serious safety concerns.
This alarming move comes at a time when the abortion pill regimen has faced criticism due to studies highlighting increased risks associated with its use.
The senators emphasized the dangers of mailing abortion pills without medical supervision, arguing it compromises the health of women and their unborn children. Recent data has shown that complications from the use of the abortion pill, mifepristone, could be significantly underestimated, with reports indicating that more than 10% of women experience severe adverse effects.
In their letter to Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and FDA Commissioner Martin Makary, the senators noted the disturbing trend of loosening safety protocols over the years.
What once required in-person consultation with a physician has evolved into an alarming policy that enables remote access to this potent medication. This shift threatens to undermine the safety standards that have long been in place to protect women's health.
Additionally, the senators pointed out that the Biden administration's actions, starting with the use of COVID-19 as a pretext for removing essential safeguards, have facilitated a dangerous environment for both mothers and their children.
Women are being subjected to potentially unsafe procedures without the necessary medical oversight. Alarmingly, they highlighted instances where women have been coerced into taking the abortion pill, further underscoring the flawed nature of current policies.
This trend has prompted several pro-life states, including Louisiana and Texas, to legally challenge the distribution of abortion pills, asserting that their citizens deserve better protection against the risks posed by radical abortion policies.
As the debate intensifies, pro-life advocates remain hopeful that the FDA will reconsider the recent approvals and restore the essential safeguards that ensure women's health and safety.
The call to action from these senators highlights a growing urgency among lawmakers to address the risks linked to the abortion pill, reaffirming the ongoing commitment to protect both unborn lives and the well-being of women in America.
Sources:
theepochtimes.com
liveaction.org
naturalnews.com
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