The Medical Truth About the Abortion Pill: What the FDA Isn’t Telling Women

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Saturday, November 8, 2025

In this urgent and eye-opening conversation, practicing OB/GYN Dr. Ingrid Skop, Medical Director of the Charlotte Lozier Institute, joins the show to expose the hidden medical realities behind chemical abortions — and the dangers that many women are never told. As the FDA quietly authorizes a new generic abortion pill, Dr. Skop brings decades of frontline experience to explain what’s really happening inside emergency rooms across the country.

From understanding how mifepristone and misoprostol work in the body to uncovering complications often misreported as miscarriages, this episode separates politics from science to focus on what truly matters — women’s health and safety.

Listeners will hear:

What happens medically during a chemical abortion — and how it differs from surgical procedures.
The most common complications ER doctors are seeing and why they’re often undocumented.
Why ultrasound screenings and accurate data reporting are essential for patient protection.
What steps medical professionals can take to better recognize and treat abortion drug complications.
How to recognize warning signs that require immediate medical attention.