New report reveals how abortion drug networks violate federal rules, put women in danger
A new report from the Charlotte Lozier Institute highlights the dangers of online abortion pill networks that operate without medical supervision. The study reveals that many websites violate federal regulations and can deliver abortion drugs quickly, similar to online shopping. It calls for policymakers to address the risks posed to women's safety by these unregulated providers.
- ▪The report identifies eight online organizations that mail abortion-inducing drugs into states where they are prohibited.
- ▪Only 19 percent of online abortion drug sellers comply with federal rules against shipping pills after 10 weeks' gestation.
- ▪The Biden-era relaxation of federal rules has led to an increase in the availability of abortion drugs online across the U.S.
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News New report reveals how abortion drug networks violate federal rules, put women in danger Some abortion pill websites operate with no medical supervision whatsoever and can get drugs to women ‘as quickly as an Amazon transaction,’ according to a new Charlotte Lozier Institute report. Woman lying at hospital bedKieferPix/Shutterstock CalvinFreiburger 0 Calvin Freiburger Comments 0 Thu May 28, 2026 - 3:54 pm EDT (LifeSiteNews) — The online abortion pill market that has been established since the fall of Roe v. Wade has made circumventing state pro-life laws as simple as shopping on Amazon, without the medical safety considerations of legitimate healthcare, according to a new study of the digital landscape published on Tuesday by the pro-life Charlotte Lozier Institute (CLI).
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