Stop the Secrecy: The FDA must release the truth about the abortion pill
Published February 6, 2025
The historical ‘record’ surrounding the approval of the abortion pill (mifepristone/Mifeprex) has been cloaked in secrecy and hidden from the public for decades with the blessing of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) — prohibiting plaintiffs involved in abortion pill lawsuits as well as the American taxpayers from learning which purported experts originally reviewed and later approved the abortion pill.
Even today, 25 years later, the public still has little information about the abortion pill’s approval process in the United States. Were the ‘experts’ associated with pro-abortion organizations or even possibly abortionists? Was the data properly analyzed, or did bias in favor of abortion take precedence over actual safety? We simply do not have these answers, because we have not been given access to the data.
Until the full record on this approval process is revealed, the American public should continue to question the purported safety of self-managed abortion for women; we already know it has been unsafe for six million preborn children and counting, who have died because of it.
Even today, 25 years later, the public still has little information about the abortion pill’s approval process in the United States. Were the ‘experts’ associated with pro-abortion organizations or even possibly abortionists? Was the data properly analyzed, or did bias in favor of abortion take precedence over actual safety? We simply do not have these answers, because we have not been given access to the data.
Until the full record on this approval process is revealed, the American public should continue to question the purported safety of self-managed abortion for women; we already know it has been unsafe for six million preborn children and counting, who have died because of it.
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