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Ohio ruling upholding abortion drug safety law applauded by pro-life groups

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LifeNews reports: "A woman?s life and health is worth more than Planned Parenthood?s bottom line,? Senior Legal Counsel Steven H. Aden told LifeNews.com Thursday. 'This Ohio statute simply requires abortionists to abide by FDA-approved guidelines for the abortion drug RU-486, yet Planned Parenthood wants the freedom to exceed those guidelines when they wish to, even though there?s evidence that some women may even have died when the guidelines weren't followed. Planned Parenthood may say it cares about the health of women, but if that was true, it wouldn't be fighting against this law,' he added."

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on July 06, 2009 (boomark / email).

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