After Georgia Deaths Tied to Abortion Ban, Experts Maintain Safety of Abortion Pills
The FDA approved mifepristone in 2000 as a safe and effective way to end early pregnancies. The drug, which blocks the hormone progesterone, also primes the uterus to respond to the contraction-causing effect of another drug typically used along with it, misoprostol. The pills are used in more than six in 10 abortions nationally.
At least two women in Georgia have died since the state’s six-week abortion ban went into effect after the Supreme Court ...
VP Kamala Harris will return to Atlanta on Friday. The Presidential nominee will address the deaths of two Black women who ...
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A report says the deaths of two pregnant Georgia women could’ve been prevented if doctors were able to provide unrestricted ...
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Amber Nicole Thurman was denied treatment for 20 hours — and now a state investigation has deemed her death “preventable” ...
Mike Johnson announces he will tomorrow hold a vote on legislation to head off a partial government shutdown that would begin ...
A U.S. Senate hearing held by Jon Ossoff heard stories from Georgia women affected by the state's six-week abortion ban.
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