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New Study: Women Felt Unprepared for Abortion Pill Complications, by Cassy Cooke – Brown Pelican Society of Lousiana

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By Cassy Cooke, Live Action, June 13, 2026

Anew study from the Charlotte Lozier Institute has found that women are not prepared for, or properly informed about, complications from mifepristone (the abortion pill).

Key Takeaways:

The study found that women wanted more information on complications than they were given during the informed consent process.
Most women cited bleeding, pain, and impact on mental and emotional health as complications for which they were unprepared.
There have been multiple recent studies finding that the abortion pill is more dangerous or painful than women are led to believe.

The Details:

The study from the Charlotte Lozier Institute found that women are not being properly informed about the complications they may experience after taking the abortion pill. Women aged 23 to 55 who had undergone chemical abortions were surveyed about their perceptions of the informed consent process.

Respondents said they wanted more information about various aspects of their experience: …

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