Foundation demands RFK Jr. answer on mifepristone safety rollback

First on the fox –The American Restore Corporation (ROAF) calls on the Senate finance Committee to hold the Minister of Health and Humanitarian Services Robert F. Kennedy Junior at the hearing on Thursday, calling for answers to removing safety protocols for the MivePristone.

In a message submitted exclusively to Fox News Digital, ROAF argues that retreat leaves women more vulnerable and turns costs into taxpayers.

ROAF argues that the requirements of the risk evaluation strategy (REMS), the applicable guarantee for more than two decades, and women by allowing the disconnection of abortion pills through health care and delivery by mail.

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“Removing the requirements for risk assessment and mivepristone have eliminated basic guarantees that protect women’s health for more than two decades,” said Doug Troyx, founder of the American Recover Corporation. “We urge the Senate to claim clear answers about the reason for removing these safety protocols and when it will be returned.”

The Food and Drug Administration originally requires that the MivePristone be extracted personally to ensure women’s examination of possible complications such as ectopic pregnancy. This was changed according to the Biden Administration, when health care was allowed to be remotely and delivered the mail request for the first time.

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MifePrristone (MIFEPREX) and Misoprostol, drugs used in drug abortion, are seen at the reproductive clinic for women, which provide legal drug abortion services, in Santa Teresa, New Mexico, on June 17, 2022. (Robyn Beck/AFP via Getty Images)

Truax warned that “allowing these strong medications to send them online and send them via the appropriate medical examination exposes women to a serious risk.” He added: “Women deserve to know potential complications and have immediate access to emergency care if necessary.”

ROAF refers to recent studies and media reports, including an investigation in the New York Post published in April, which found that approximately 11 percent of chemical miscarriages led to serious complications such as bleeding, infection or poisoning. This rate is more than 20 times higher than the FDA (FDA) previously mentioned.

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It is expected to highlight the session in which Kennedy is to show broader discussions on medical abortion and safety within the framework of the Trump administration.

HHS did not immediately respond to the Fox News Digital request for comment.