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Statement regarding ProPublica’s recent piece; attribute to Dr. Christina Francis, CEO of AAPLOG Amber Thurman’s tragic death, recently covered by multiple news organizations, was caused by side effects of legal abortion drugs and medical negligence, not pro-life laws. Despite taking the drugs as she was instructed and seeking timely care when she experienced complications, she still died. Rather than highlighting […]

As the second anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court Decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Center approaches, we must fight false narratives about women’s healthcare.  We are more committed than ever to ensuring that both our maternal and fetal patients receive exceptional healthcare that respects the dignity of each person. We are also committed

Whatever your position on abortion, we should all be able to agree that women deserve excellent, evidence-based healthcare. Despite the fact that today’s ruling allows the FDA’s reckless actions to continue for now, nothing changes the fact that the FDA’s own label for these abortion drugs says that roughly one in 25 women who take

“As physicians who have provided care for families like the Coxes who received difficult diagnoses for their preborn children, our hearts go out to them for what they have been through.  Families in this situation deserve accurate information about their child’s diagnosis – that pregnancies with potentially life-limiting fetal diagnoses can be carried to term

The Fifth Circuit ruling in Texas v. Becerra allows physicians to continue to provide life-affirming care to patients. In an abuse of the Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act (EMTALA), the Biden Administration previously attempted to force physicians to perform induced abortions in violation of their oath they took to never intentionally harm their patients. Induced abortion,

Women and all patients should have the ongoing care of a doctor when taking high-risk drugs. But the FDA abandoned its own safety standards and the health of women and girls when it allowed mail-order abortions. This means that women now perform their own abortions at home alone without ever having seen a medical professional.