FIRST ON THE DAILY SIGNAL—A coalition of doctors and medical organizations are calling for transparency surrounding women’s health to combat misinformation about the abortion pill and pro-life laws.
ProPublica published two articles claiming Georgia women died after taking abortion pills because the state’s abortion ban after six weeks of pregnancy prevented them from getting necessary treatment. Vice President Kamala Harris was quick to blame the deaths on Georgia’s abortion restrictions.
“Donald Trump still refuses to take accountability, to take any accountability, for the pain and the suffering he has caused,” the Democratic nominee for president said.
However, the women did not die because of abortion bans, but rather because the abortion pill is dangerous, according to the coalition’s Women’s Healthcare Declaration, which aims to address…
