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Kyle Diamantas promises to be ‘most pro-life FDA commissioner’ in US history: report

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Kyle Diamantas promises to be ‘most pro-life FDA commissioner’ in US history: report
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Kyle Diamantas, the acting FDA commissioner, has pledged to be the most pro-life leader in the agency's history. He has reached out to pro-life advocates to address concerns regarding his previous work with Planned Parenthood. Diamantas emphasized that reviewing the abortion pill mifepristone is a top priority for him and the administration.

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News Kyle Diamantas promises to be ‘most pro-life FDA commissioner’ in US history: report Acting FDA head Kyle Diamantas made his promise to Students for Life President Kristan Hawkins, according to The Daily Signal. Kyle DiamantasYouTube/screenshot DougMainwaring 0 Doug Mainwaring Comments 0 Sat May 16, 2026 - 10:53 am EDT (LifeSiteNews) — Acting Food and Drug Administration (FDA) commissioner Kyle Diamantas has promised he will be the “most pro-life FDA commissioner that the FDA has ever had.” Diamantas made his promise to Students for Life president Kristan Hawkins, according to The Daily Signal. Shortly after his appointment as acting FDA head, Diamantas reached out to pro-life leaders, including Hawkins, Live Action president Lila Rose, and March for Life president Jennie Lichter.

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