Roscoe Bartlett (R., Md.) says it isn’t enough:

Washington, DC – “Five deaths and at least 600 adverse effects is a shockingly high number for a drug that has been used 460,000 times. I introduced Holly’s Law to suspend FDA approval of the dangerous and deadly abortion drug RU-486 because I think medicine should help people and not kill them,” said Congressman Roscoe Bartlett who has a PhD in human physiology. Congressman Bartlett introduced Holly’s Law (H.R. 1079 and S. 511) that would suspend FDA approval of the abortion drug, RU-486. “The disturbing revelation of at least two previously unreported deaths of Californian women was buried in a news release announcing it is ‘modifying the label to include updated safety information’ for RU-486 by its manufacturer Danco. RU-486 already had the FDA’s highest level black box warning. Clearly, warning labels and letters to doctors are not protecting the life and safety of young American women from this dangerous drug. Nine women worldwide have been killed by this drug. Five young American women have died since 2000. Those are only the publicly reported deaths. I hope there will be no more deaths reported before Congress approves Holly’s Law.”