Abortion Pill 22 Times More Dangerous Than FDA Claimed, New Study Says

The abortion pill is many times more dangerous than the FDA claimed, with more than one in 10 women suffering serious complications, a new study found.

About 11.2% of 154,554 women experienced a “serious adverse event” after taking the mifepristone abortion pill in 2023, according to new research commissioned by the Foundation for the Restoration of America and released Monday.

That works out to about 17,310 women who suffered serious adverse events, which can include hemorrhaging, needing a blood transfusion, an emergency room visit, and even deadly conditions like sepsis.

This is about 22 times higher than what the FDA put on its label for the brand Mifeprex in 2023 — the FDA cited clinical studies saying less than 0.5% of women suffered “serious adverse reactions” to mifepristone.

The two-pill chemical abortion regimen, mifepristone usually followed by misoprostol, aims to end the life of the unborn baby and expel it from the woman’s uterus. However, the drugs sometimes fail to expel all the fetal tissue, which can cause life-threatening complications.

“This drastic difference between the disclosed risk and the actual risk to patients undermines informed consent and endangers the lives of pregnant women,” the researchers wrote, adding that policymakers and regulators should take action.

“This is much different than the lie that women have been told that these drugs are safer than Tylenol,” Dr. Christina Francis, a board-certified OBGYN who has been in practice for two decades, told The Daily Wire.

Plus, the research only analyzed data from insurance claims for government insurance like Medicare and Medicaid between 2017 and 2023, so the total number of women who suffered serious complications is likely even higher.

Over those six years, the number of chemical abortions jumped dramatically from less than 100,000 to over 150,000 a year, likely due to the drug’s increased availability online, the insurance claims data show.

Medication abortions are far more common than surgical abortions. Medication abortions made up 63% of all abortions in 2023, up from 31% in 2014, according to the pro-abortion Guttmacher Institute.

The abortion pill is likely the main factor driving up the country’s total number of abortions in recent years, even in the wake of the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe vs. Wade.

Abortion advocates have argued that the abortion pill should be more available to order online now that some Republican-led states ban abortion.

A few months before Roe vs. Wade was overturned, the FDA scrapped the requirement that women must obtain abortion pills in person from a health provider, allowing them to obtain them online through the mail.

Afterward, Francis, the pro-life OBGYN, said one emergency doctor pulled her aside and asked, “What has changed because we’re seeing so many more women come in with these complications.”

Mifepristone was originally approved by the FDA in 2000.

“This bombshell report is further evidence that our government uses phony data and politicized science to lie to its people. In this case, those lies further political ideologies rather than the health, safety, and well-being of women and children,” Doug Truax, founder of the Foundation for the Restoration of America, which commissioned the study, told The Daily Wire.

“If you had any other drug that was kind of similar in terms of the magnitude of what this thing does, anywhere north of 2% and they’d shut it down,” Truax said.

“They’re just hell bent on just increasing the amount of abortions.”

DEI At The DNC Could Force David Hogg Out As Vice Chair

The Democratic National Committee (DNC) may soon move to boot newly-elected Vice Chair David Hogg following a complaint from Native American Kalyn Free, who lost the vice chair race to the Parkland school shooting survivor in February and is now claiming that the election had been discriminatory toward women of color.

The DNC, according to a report published Tuesday by Semafor, will meet virtually on May 12 to consider the challenge.

“DNC could vote to oust David Hogg. Will hear a challenge next month by a Native American DNC member who lost the vice chair race, and wants a new election, citing ‘fairness and gender diversity’ rules,” Semafor political reporter David Weigel posted.

Scoop: DNC could vote to oust David Hogg. Will hear a challenge next month by a Native American DNC member who lost the vice chair race, and wants a new election, citing “fairness and gender diversity” rules. https://t.co/yKKbBUtkfr

— David Weigel (@daveweigel) April 29, 2025

Free, in her complaint, called on the DNC to vacate the vice chair positions and hold two new elections, saying that the results of the previous “fatally flawed election that violated the DNC Charter and discriminated against three women of color candidates” should not be allowed to stand.

Hogg also provoked anger from the current DNC Chairman Ken Martin and others within the Democratic Party when he declared his intention to funnel some $20 million through his Leaders We Deserve organization into primary challenges against Democrats whose time he believes has passed. Martin issued a warning, saying that he would be wise to leave the DNC if his intent was to attack incumbent Democrats.

Longtime Democratic strategist James Carville also took aim at Hogg over his primary plans, referring to him as a “contemptible little twerp” and suggesting the DNC should consider suing him if he insisted on working against the party from within.

“If I work for, if you work for NewsNation, you can’t promote CNN. That’s if you worked for somebody else,” Carville said. “You have a fiduciary duty to your employer, which anybody can understand. He’s being paid to run against other Democrats. I think it’s an outrage. I don’t know if I have standing, but I might give the DNC $10 and sue him.”

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