Dr. Christina Francis, MD

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Culture Apothecary with Alex Clark · An OBGYN On What The Abortion Pill Actually Does To Your Body | Dr. Christina Francis, MD · 20 Feb 2026 podcast

There's no safety regulations right now on this drug.

In 2000, when it was approved, a physician had to dispense it.

Women had to have three in-person visits, one before and two after they took the drugs.

It was only approved to seven weeks of pregnancy, and all adverse events had to be reported to the FDA.

Then in 2016, they expanded it to 10 weeks, said that anybody, any medical professional could prescribe this, so not just physicians.

It didn't have to be dispensed in a health care facility any longer.

And no adverse events had to be reported other than death.

And then, of course, in 2021, they took away that last remaining in-person visit.

And then in 2023, they said that your local CVS, Walgreens, your local pharmacy could now become an abortion facility, essentially, by just dispensing these drugs.

So there's essentially no safety regulations left around this drug any longer.

That's another issue, is that women are being told to flush their babies down the toilet when they have an abortion and when they deliver their baby.

That's a problem for a couple of reasons.

I mean, one...

Women, when they see their babies, and I know this from talking to women who've been through this, from talking to amazing organizations that work in post-abortion care, taking care of women after they've had abortions, that women, when they see their baby, they realize what's happened.

They realize the choice that they made.

They realize that's their baby, that it's not just a clump of cells or a clump of tissue.

And they don't want to flush their babies down the toilet.

I mean, the stories that I've heard are horrific.

So one, women don't want to flush their babies down the toilet.

But two, I mean, I think it's a realistic thing that we have human tissue, blood, which is considered biohazard waste in the medical profession, is then being flushed sometimes into our water systems.

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