For many women and men abortion is not the end of the story. Some feel relief. Some feel grief. Some feel nothing at all until months or even years later. And for many, the emotions are complicated and unexpected.

When a woman finds she is pregnant, current culture would have us believe the decision of whether to move forward with that pregnancy falls solely on her. However, a recent study shows men play a larger part than we may realize. 

The Ethics and Public Policy Center (EPPC) released a study of over 865,000 women who took the abortion pill. Their data reveal that the risk of suffering serious adverse events was over 10%–in sharp contrast to the FDA’s claim of 0.5% (which was based on only 30,000 women and decades-old data).  The EPPC used real-life data from insurance claims during 2017-2023 that included 865,727 prescribed mifepristone abortions. The authors looked at the incidence of adverse events oc