What if the biggest argument against the abortion pill is the one we rarely lead with? While recent data reveals alarming risks to women’s health—including a serious adverse event rate of over 11 percent—the greatest danger of the abortion pill lies elsewhere.
In the latest episode of CareCast, Roland Warren and Vincent DiCaro discuss why the conversation surrounding abortion pills must change and why focusing solely on harm to women could backfire in unexpected ways.
Listen to CareCast: The Biggest Danger of the Abortion Pill
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Many in the pro-life movement have rightly raised the alarm about the physical risks of chemical abortions. But as Roland explains, when our advocacy centers only on protecting women’s health, we risk opening the door to a “safer” abortion pill—one that continues to destroy unborn lives under the guise of harm reduction.
In this timely conversation, Roland and Vince challenge listeners to remember the deeper, moral argument: the primary harm of the abortion pill is that it ends the life of an innocent child, not simply that it carries medical risks.