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Medication abortion is now the most common method of abortion care in the United States,

used by more than 7.5 million people since its FDA approval in 2000.

The small number of studies that contradict this track record of safety are deeply flawed.

In fact, two of the less than 10 have been retracted. When we look to the full body of high quality evidence, it is clear

that the safety and effectiveness of Miffypristone and Mesoprostol is not a matter of opinion or

debate. It is the clear consensus of the evidence-based medical community,

both here in the United States and globally. That's abortionist Nisha Verma speaking last week

at a Senate committee hearing called Protecting Women Exposing the dangers of Chemical Abortion

Drugs. Well, is anything she said they're actually true?

Welcome back to Issues, CETA. I'm Todd Wilkin.

Joining us to talk about this recent Senate Committee hearing on chemical abortion drugs,

Jamie Bryan Hall, Director of Data Analysis for the Ethics and Public Policy Center,

co-author of a recent column for the Federalist, titled Democrat Witness Lies, about the abortion pills dangerous side effects.

Jamie, welcome back.

Thank you for having me on your show.

Tell us about this recent hearing of the U.S. Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee.

Sure. Chairman Cassidy, Louisiana, decided to kick off the year with a hearing on protecting

women exposing the dangers of chemical abortion drugs. This was a packed house, a very well-attended

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