In making its decision to eliminate the in-person dispensing requirement, none of the studies the FDA cited, which were largely conducted by abortion activists, studied the drugs under the new no-test tele-abortion regime.
Cindy Hyde-Smith: “In making its decision to eliminate the in-person dispensing requirement, none of the studies the FDA cited, which were…”
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Hyde-Smith criticizes FDA studies on abortion drugs lacking proper testing.
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