Catholic Doctor to Challenge Abortion Pill Reversal Ban at UK High Court
'Women should be properly informed, as a matter of course, that the baby’s death is not inevitable after the first pill is taken.'
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Despite Censorship, Heartbeat International’s Abortion Pill Reversal Program is Saving Lives
Describing Heartbeat International's accomplishments, Godsey explained that the “our statistics suggest that more than 3,000 babies were saved through successful APR starts,” a record high for the organization.
Senators Ask Google Why it Removed Ads for Abortion Pill Reversal
Live Action advertises a hotline for women seeking to potentially reverse the first step of a chemical abortion, with a physician available to help women.
‘Thousands of Women Want to Go Back’: Abortion Pill Reversal Service Expands in Russia
“We have more than 500,000 chemical abortions annually in Russia and they are very affordable and easily available everywhere,” Fokin said in an interview via email.
Judge Blocks Indiana Law Requiring Doctors to Inform Patients About Abortion Pill Reversal
Medical abortions, procured by way of a two-drug abortion pill regimen, have become an increasingly common method of abortion in the United States, making up 30-40 percent of all abortions.
Pro-Abortion Groups Seek to Block Indiana Law Over Abortion Pill Reversal
The Indiana law would require doctors to inform women that it is possible to halt the medication abortion process if the woman changes her mind after taking the first pill.
International Pro-Life Group Rejects Claims About its Abortion Pill Reversal Service
In a March 25 statement, HBI president Jor-El Godsey said: “No woman should be forced to complete a medical procedure they no longer want.”
Tennessee's Abortion Pill Reversal Law Temporarily Blocked
Medical abortions made up around 40% of at U.S. abortions in 2017, according to the pro-abortion Guttmacher Institute.
North Dakota Abortion Clinic Files Suit Against State Requirements
North Dakota State Rep. Daniel Johnston said he sponsored the bill so that “women having second thoughts” about going through with a medication abortion know they have options.
