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Re: Liberals war on women takes big advance
1.) FDA would enter this because many first trimester abortions are done non surgical of course and done by pill, that pill has regulations on it. Whether it be over the counter, prescription, supervised usages etc so a state bill cant side step that.
2.) this i agree with, theres always possible complications from ANYTHING, but that doesnt mean we use overkill to try and limit it, it should follow the same rules as any other meds/procedures in its class follow. Not given special rules.
I also made another post showing how the bill states that there must be certification and training given that goes right in line with everything else.
3.) so far what ive read from the bill nad from the MEDICAL COMMUNITY it all seems like a plus, of course there could be info i dont have.
4.) no problem at all, i only learned about this bill and info yesterday lol I just keep saying IF incase more comes out but i havent found anything
1.)That's an impressive list of organizations endorsing that change. I'm not at all sure how the FDA would enter into this, though. (Not that they should, I just don't know.)
2.)While I read that it's one of the safest abortion procedures, we all know that complications can throw any procedure into a cocked hat.
3.)I guess, in the scheme of things, this is just one more incursion into the power and mystic of medical doctors. *shrug* I don't have to stretch too far to think that may be a good thing.
4.)Thanks for the education.
1.) FDA would enter this because many first trimester abortions are done non surgical of course and done by pill, that pill has regulations on it. Whether it be over the counter, prescription, supervised usages etc so a state bill cant side step that.
2.) this i agree with, theres always possible complications from ANYTHING, but that doesnt mean we use overkill to try and limit it, it should follow the same rules as any other meds/procedures in its class follow. Not given special rules.
I also made another post showing how the bill states that there must be certification and training given that goes right in line with everything else.
3.) so far what ive read from the bill nad from the MEDICAL COMMUNITY it all seems like a plus, of course there could be info i dont have.
4.) no problem at all, i only learned about this bill and info yesterday lol I just keep saying IF incase more comes out but i havent found anything