RssDaily (Free subscription) | 17/09/2008
by Amanda Marcotte Here’s the last of the four videos we’ve released in the RH Reality Check series about reproductive rights. This one is about the difference between emergency contraception, the birth control pill and the abortion pill, and why right wingers are trying to confuse you about it. RH Reality Check: Emergency Contraception Vs. Abortion from RH Reality Check on Vimeo .
Pro-Life News (Free subscription) | 13/09/2008
Doctors across Adelaide are applying to use the controversial abortion pill, RU486. Six obstetricians at Noarlunga Hospital and Flinders Medical Centre have applied to the Therapeutic Drugs Administration for approval to use RU486 mifepristone after their ethics committee...
Pro-Life News (Free subscription) | 26/08/2008
Abortion Pill RU-486 Didn't Get Special FDA Treatment Bloomberg The abortion pill RU-486 wasn't given special treatment by U.S. regulators in its approval in 2000 or in its oversight since then, a government report found. The pill, sold as Mifeprex...
Pro-Life News (Free subscription) | 30/07/2008
Many eyebrows were raised last week when the province gave its approval to make the "morning- after" pill Plan B available over the counter. Pharmacists, in particular, were perturbed by the announcement from Health Minister Ross Wiseman. The Compass spoke...
Top 10 Costa Rica (Free subscription) | 29/07/2008
Women in Costa Rica where abortion is restricted can now use the internet to buy the medication enabling them to perform abortion at home. However, according to new research, one in ten need surgery afterwards. For 70 Euros, women in Costa Rican can access the website (name withheld) and purchase online the abortion pill. Costa Rica [...]
US News (Free subscription) | 16/07/2008
Less active teens, kidney stones in summertime, and Deborah Kotz on the abortion pill
ziomal.biz (Free subscription) | 16/07/2008
Less active teens, kidney stones in summertime, and Deborah Kotz on the abortion pill
Pro-Life News (Free subscription) | 16/07/2008
By Deborah Kotz / U.S. News & World Report When I recently heard about the website Women on Web, which allows women in countries like Ireland, Argentina, and Afghanistan that outlaw abortions to purchase abortion pills over the Internet, I...
U.S. News (Free subscription) | 15/07/2008
Why women in this country must be under a doctor's care, even if foreigners can order it online.
Sky News (Free subscription) | 11/07/2008
Women living in countries where abortion is restricted - including Northern Ireland - are using the internet to buy abortion pills that allow them to have a termination at home.
The Earth Times Online Newspaper (Free subscription) | 11/07/2008
London - The increased use of the internet by women seeking to buy medication to end unwanted pregnancies in countries where abortion is restricted is worrying campaigners in Britain, a report said Friday. A medical study published in the British Jou...
Pro-Life News (Free subscription) | 10/07/2008
APPLETON -- The woman whose fugitive ex-boyfriend is accused of slipping an abortion pill into her drink says their relationship was abusive for a decade. Darshana Patel spoke in Outagamie County Circuit Court on Tuesday. The 39-year-old Kaukana woman...
Pro-Life News (Free subscription) | 09/07/2008
APPLETON -- The woman seeking restitution from the forfeited bond in an abortion pill case decided Tuesday to not press a claim for additional damages beyond the $6,188 already awarded to her. Darshana Patel, 39, of Kaukauna, used the...
Pro-Life News (Free subscription) | 02/07/2008
APPLETON -- The second of two restitution hearings in a Kaukauna abortion pill case may not take place, according to a memo filed Tuesday by the Outagamie County district attorney's office. Darshana Patel, 39, of Kaukauna, is seeking restitution...
Pro-Life News (Free subscription) | 24/06/2008
CINCINNATI -- Federal judges in Cincinnati want the Ohio Supreme Court to clarify a state law restricting the use of a pill that induces abortion that was supposed to go into effect in 2004. The law would make it illegal...
