Summary of openDemocracy Investigation Into a Global Network of Doctors Prescribing Unproven ‘Abortion Pill Reveral’ Treatments
- Author:
- openDemocracy
- Publisher:
- openDemocracy
- Publication Date:
- 25 March 2021
- Tags:
- Africa, Pregnancy and Childbirth
Doctors in at least a dozen countries, supported by US Christian Right activists, are providing women with a "dangerous" and controversial treatment that claims to "reverse" medical abortions, openDemocracy can reveal today.
openDemocracy undercover reporters on four continents contacted a hotline run by US Christian Right activists and were connected to doctors willing to prescribe so-called 'abortion pill reversal' by phone or email. Where hotline operators could not make connections to local doctors, they emailed reporters dosage instructions.
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