New York’s attorney general is suing pregnancy-resource centers for making women aware that it’s possible to reverse in-progress chemical abortions.
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New York attorney general Letitia James holds a press conference following a ruling against former president Donald Trump ordering him to pay $354.9 million and barring him from doing business in New York State for three years, in New York City, February 16, 2024.
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Recent statements by New York attorney general Letitia James justifying her legal action against Heartbeat International, which she claims has defrauded and deceived women about abortion-pill reversal, contain assertions that require a response. Let’s address these assertions head-on, armed with facts and scientific evidence.
First, her claim that “abortions cannot be reversed” is misleading.
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Andrea Trudden is vice president of communications at Heartbeat International, the world’s largest affiliated network of pregnancy-help organizations.
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Recent statements by New York attorney general Letitia James justifying her legal action against Heartbeat International, which she claims has defrauded and deceived women about abortion-pill reversal, contain assertions that require a response. Let’s address these assertions head-on, armed with facts and scientific evidence.
First, her claim that “abortions cannot be reversed” is misleading.
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About the Author
Andrea Trudden is vice president of communications at Heartbeat International, the world’s largest affiliated network of pregnancy-help organizations.
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