Federalist Radio Hour Inside The Study Exposing The Dangers Of Popular Abortion Pill
May 8, 2025
Ryan Anderson, President of the Ethics and Public Policy Center, dives into a groundbreaking study revealing that 11% of women experience serious adverse effects from the abortion pill mifepristone. He discusses alarming safety concerns that challenge the FDA's claims and highlights the diminishing regulations that could jeopardize women's health. The conversation urges the reinstatement of safety measures and informed consent, emphasizing the need for accurate information amid prevalent media narratives.
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Abortion Pill Risks Severely Underreported
- One in nine women experience serious adverse effects within 45 days of taking mifepristone.
- This rate is 22 times higher than what the FDA and manufacturer have previously reported.
Safety Protections Removed Over Time
- Safety protections for the abortion pill have been gradually removed since 2016.
- This includes eliminating in-person doctor visits and allowing mail-order dispensing, increasing risks to women.
Real-World Use Exposes Risks
- Real-world data shows complications increase when safety measures are ignored.
- Women are using the pill beyond approved gestational age, causing higher risk of serious complications.