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FDA Report: Abortion drug kills 14 Women, injures 2,200

Posted on August 11, 2011 by Walt Larimore

The Food and Drug Administration has quietly released a new report about the deaths of and injuries to women from the dangerous RU 486 abortion drug and the Obama administration has done nothing to make the information available to women.

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Study: High percent of women using abortion drug hospitalized

Posted on June 22, 2011 by Walt Larimore

A new study from Australia finds a high percentage of women using the dangerous RU 486 abortion drug require hospitalization — undermining the argument that the drug (mifepristone) is safe for all women.

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Does The Morning-After-Pill, ‘Ella,’ Cause Abortions? It Depends Upon Your Definition of Abortion!

Posted on November 1, 2010 by Walt Larimore

Long-time readers of this blog know of the difficulties surrounding the labeling of a hormonal birth control medicine as an abortifacient. The crux of the issue is that if you define pregnancy as beginning when the unborn human implants in … Continue reading →

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The mother of octuplets versus her doctor. Who should choose? Whom should society support?

Posted on February 23, 2009 by Walt Larimore

A recent editorial here in Colorado Springs reported: An unemployed, divorced woman with six children – living with her bankrupt parents in their teensy weensy home – gave birth to eight babies after having fertilized eggs implanted in her uterus. … Continue reading →

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