Episode 136 | States Respond To Chemical Abortions

Pro-Life America

In the patchwork quilt that is America post- Roe, chemical abortion is becoming the new battleground in the states. We discuss the new laws emerging on either side of the abortion pill issue, the looming decision of a Texas federal judge on whether to suspend the FDA's approval of mifepristone, and how a group of hobby pilots are fly abortion patients out of states with bans. Plus, we discuss the new study showing hormonal birth control elevates the risk of breast cancer.

Topics Discussed:

• Elevated Access & the hobby pilots flying women out of state for abortions
• Wyoming becomes first state to ban abortion pills
• CA bill seeks to protect doctors who mail abortion pills to other states
• The looming decision of a Texas federal judge on whether to suspend the FDA's approval of mifepristone
• New study shows hormonal birth control elevates the risk of breast cancer
• Introducing a new segment

Links Mentioned:

• Small Planes and Secrecy: Pilots Fly People to Kansas and Other States For Abortions - KMUW News
• Wyoming Becomes First State To Ban Abortion Pills - Detroit Catholic
• CA Bill Would Protect Doctors Who Mail Abortion Pills To Other States - Axios
• Bill SB-345 Health care services
• The Abortion Mecca - Life Dynamics Blog
• Abortion Pill Ruling Looms Over FDA's Drug Approval Process - Axios
• All Hormonal Contraceptives ‘Carry Small Increased Risk Of Breast Cancer’ - The Guardian
• Study Finds Same Small Rise In Breast Cancer Risk In Many Forms Of Hormonal Birth Control - Stat News
• Combined and Progestagen-Only Hormonal Contraceptives and Breast Cancer Risk: A UK Nested Case–Control Study and Meta-Analysis - PLOS Medicine
• Pro-Life America Podcast Episode 41: Birth Control – What They’re Not Telling You
• Lime 5 - By Mark Crutcher
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