I suggest to the Senator what we are doing is getting rid of a rogue procedure that has been demonstrably testified to that this is contraindicated. The AMA: Bad medicine. Their term, not mine. I am saying this is a rogue procedure that is outside the medical arena. This is outside the standard of care. Nowhere in the literature is this considered to be standard of care. As a result of that, I make the argument--in fact, I have made the argument--that this procedure is not healthy to women and as a result should be banned because it is the least safe procedure, and it is not appropriate.
Rick Santorum: “I suggest to the Senator what we are doing is getting rid of a rogue procedure that has been demonstrably testified to…”
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Discussing the safety and appropriateness of a medical procedure during a Senate floor debate.
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