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Charlotte Lozier Institute

Phone: 202-223-8073
Fax: 571-312-0544

2776 S. Arlington Mill Dr.
#803
Arlington, VA 22206

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Pro-Life Laws Arenā€™t to Blame for Increased Infant Mortality

AfterĀ aĀ JAMA PediatricsĀ research letterĀ identified notable national increases in infant mortality following theĀ DobbsĀ decision, pro-abortion media were quick to blame pro-life laws. The reaction mirrored the response to aĀ JAMA PediatricsĀ articleĀ from June reporting that infant deaths rose 12.7 percent above expectation in Texas following the implementation of its Heartbeat Act.

Ingrid Skop, M.D., FACOG
November 8, 2024
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ACOG Peddles Disinformation About Pro-Life Laws, Plays Politics With Women’s Lives

Last week, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) called for states to repeal pro-life laws because they ā€œare preventing ob-gyns and other clinicians from providing health care to their patients.ā€ ACOG specifically condemned ā€œattempts to misuse examples of tragic deaths that result from abortion bansā€ by ā€œgroups aiming to advance their harmful anti-abortion political agenda.ā€ As a board-certified OB-GYN who practices in Texas, a state with a pro-life law, Iā€™m appalled at these claims.

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Scientists Sue Publisher Over Retractions Of Studies Showing Dangers Of Abortion Pills

Ten scientists are suing an academic journal that retracted major studies on the potential harm ofĀ abortion pills, saying that the retractions were ā€œpolitically motivated.ā€ The Charlotte Lozier Institute scientists, represented by the Alliance Defending Freedom and Consovoy McCarthy, say that Sage Publishing violated California contract law when it yanked three studies, including two on the dangers of the abortion pill, earlier this year.

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Scientists Sue Over ā€˜Discriminatoryā€™ Retraction Of Studies Exposing Abortion Pill Dangers

Scientists are suing an academic publishing company for retracting three key studies exposing the dangers of the nationā€™sĀ most popularĀ abortion drug regimen shortly before the U.S. Supreme Court was slated toĀ hear argumentsĀ in aĀ landmark mifepristone case.

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OB-GYNs decry the ‘fearmongering’ about Georgia’s abortion laws: ‘The lies are hurting women’

Charlotte Lozier Institute Vice President and Director of Medical Affairs Dr. Ingrid Skop is calling out the "fearmongering" and "lies" of the media that are hurting women who donā€™t understandĀ new abortion laws. A recent piece fromĀ ProPublicaĀ blamed the deaths of two Georgia women, Amber Nicole Thurman and Candi Miller, following chemically induced abortions in 2022, on the overturning of Roe v. Wade and the stateā€™s new abortion limits.Ā 

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What Caused the Tragic Deaths of Two Georgia Women?

A left-leaning media outlet recently publicized the heartbreaking stories of two Georgia women who died following failed abortions. Amber Thurman, 28 years old and nine weeks pregnant with twins, was given abortion drugs at a facility in North Carolina after she ran late for a surgical abortion appointment. Similarly, 41-year-old Candi Miller had multiple medical conditions including lupus that can make pregnancy risky; instead of going to a doctor, she ordered abortion drugs online. In both cases, the drugs failed to clear the uterus of tissue, which can lead to severe infection.

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Data shows Texas doctors perform abortions to save life of the mother, despite claims from politicians, media

Dr. Ingrid Skop, vice president and director of medical affairs at Charlotte Lozier Institute, told Fox News Digital that "intentional media misinformation" about Texas pro-life laws initially left many physicians confused and fearful, but that the situation has improved after the Texas Medical Board and the Texas Supreme Court issued guidance to physicians, reassuring them that they may use their "reasonable medical judgment" to determine when to intervene, and the risk of maternal death does not need to be "imminent."Ā 

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Study finds 75% of women treated at ERs after taking abortion pills rated ā€˜severe or criticalā€™

Women who visit emergency rooms after taking abortion pills are more likely to be seen for serious medical problems than their cohorts whose pregnancies end with surgical abortions or live births, according to newly released research.

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