All posts tagged "FDA protocol"
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2.1KAbortion PillPro-abortion legislators pressure FDA to permanently remove abortion pill safety protocol
When pro-abortion legislators and abortion advocates successfully pressured the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to lift its decades-long REMS (Risk Evaluation and Mitigation...
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1.7KNewsbreakLawmakers seek answers from FDA on new chemical abortion standards
On Monday, Congressman Chris Smith (R-NJ) and Senator James Lankford (R-OK) sent a letter to the federal Food and Drug Administration questioning...
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2.9KNewsbreakArizona lawmakers introduce amendment to abortion pill laws
Arizona lawmakers have introduced an amendment to the state’s recently-enacted law regulating the dispensation of chemical abortion drugs, as well as its...
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1.7KNewsbreakArizona House advances three abortion regulation bills
On Wednesday, three pieces of pro-life legislation cleared preliminary votes in the Arizona House, though they still require final roll-call votes before...
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1.9KNewsbreak
Judge blocks Arkansas ban on off-label abortion pill prescriptions
On Monday, US District Judge Kristine Baker ordered Arkansas not to enforce its law requiring dispensation of the abortion pill to comply...
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2.1KAnalysisOklahoma Supreme Court sullies pro-life ruling with potshot at abortion restrictions
While the Oklahoma Supreme Court’s decision to uphold the state’s requirement that administration of abortion drugs comply with FDA standards is certainly...
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1.4KNewsbreakNH court rebukes state for helping Planned Parenthood hide RU-486 documents
The Strafford County Superior Court in New Hampshire has ruled against Planned Parenthood’s attempt to keep hidden details pertaining to the state’s...
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Analysis
Dear Planned Parenthood: Stopping illegal profiteering from baby body parts does not erase past profiteering
(JillStanek.com) To recap, undercover videos by the Center for Medical Progress have revealed Planned Parenthood’s potential involvement in four illegal activities: 1) selling baby body parts...
