'The US_FDA never had the authority or the science to approve chemical abortion drugs, and it is time for a court to order the FDA to put politics aside, follow the science, and protect women and girls,' Julie Marie Blake writes.
who have come to the emergency room after taking chemical abortion drugs with gruesome complications, including passing blood clots the size of lemons, severe cramping and pain, and serious infections caused by parts of the baby being left in the womb. Some women bleed for several weeks after taking chemical abortion drugs. Others must undergo an emergency surgical abortion.
Yet the FDA insists that chemical abortions require fewer and fewer safeguards. The agency decided it did not need further studies or additional information about nonfatal adverse events from abortionists in America, and it claims that no data exist to show that the chemical abortion drugs are not safe. That position runs counter to all the evidence before doctors’ eyes. And it runs counter to the FDA’s responsibility to ensure, beforehand, the safety of the drugs it approves.
But these conditions are not required for women seeking chemical abortion drugs. Today, if a woman receives an abortion pill, she never has to see a doctor, no one needs to conduct any tests to confirm how far along she is, and no one needs to follow up in person to ensure she’s OK. She can receive the drugs through the mail, take them alone and unsupervised, and end up in a dangerous situation — all without any input from a doctor.
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