Abortion Pill Chemicals Found in Water Supply of Three American Cities

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Abortion Pill Chemicals Found in Water Supply of Three American Cities

A peer-reviewed study published July 20 found “significant” concentrations of the chemical abortion drug mifepristone in the water supply of three U.S. cities. Environmental and medical researchers found levels up to 0.041 micrograms per liter (41 parts per trillion) of active mifepristone compounds in the environmental waters in Austin, Texas; Blacksburg, Virginia; and Carbondale, Illinois. Mifepristone levels […] The post Abortion Pill Chemica…

Abortion Pill Chemical Mifepristone Found in Drinking Water

The drinking water in two American cities contains mifepristone, the active ingredient in chemical abortions, a bombshell new study shows. Mifepristone is the first in the two-step chemical abortion regimen. It kills preborn babies by preventing them from absorbing progesterone, an essential hormone for fetal development. The peer-reviewed report, which the Journal of Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine (JAHM) published on July 20, revealed the am…

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‘Purity Pledges’ for Doctors, ‘Abortion in the Water,’ and Anti-Abortion AI: The Week in Abortion

Week after week, anti-abortion activists only continue to grow more desperate to justify their deeply unpopular bans. Last week’s grift? An almost comically fake ‘study’ pushing their ABORTION IN THE WATER claim. The so-called research—written by anti-abortion activists and published in an anti-abortion journal—reports finding a “significant levels” of mifepristone in water samples from three American cities. In reality, they didn’t even test th…