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James B.|4.13.06 @ 10:05AM|#
Dr. David Grimes, former chief of the abortion surveillance branch at the Center for Disease Control
What a creepy bureaucratic title.
Ron Hardin|4.13.06 @ 10:21AM|#
They also use RU-486 in tank shells.
Mike|4.13.06 @ 11:49AM|#
My first computer was an RU-486.
|4.13.06 @ 12:29PM|#
Wow, are the risks of childbirth really that high? That's pretty surprising.
|4.13.06 @ 1:05PM|#
if they'd have bothered to go in for a followup visit, those women would not have gone septic and died. duh.
of course, if you can bother yourself to actually go to a clinic, chances are you'd have gotten the D&C instead of the Mifeprex
Mike|4.13.06 @ 2:06PM|#
Wow, are the risks of childbirth really that high? That's pretty surprising.
Yes, actually. And since there's a good chance that some riskier pregnancies are aborted before they become dangerous to the mother, the mortality rate for pregnancy is probably LOWER thanks to abortion.
|4.13.06 @ 2:32PM|#
Yay! I was just thinking, "What H&R needs today is another abortion thread!"
Just kidding. :-)
|4.13.06 @ 5:34PM|#
RU-486 or RU-against86?
|4.13.06 @ 8:12PM|#
You're either 4 me or you're 4 the terrorists.
|4.13.06 @ 10:54PM|#
RU-486 or RU-against86?
I think the real question is RU-469.