Love my ob/gyn job, caring for women and children entering the world! Also advocating for my patients with science and statistics for life at @lozierinstitute.

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As an OB-GYN currently practicing in Texas, the quality medical care I provide did not change after Texas enacted its pro-life law. Nor has the law prevented me from caring for my patients in emergencies. Don't be fooled by misinformation.
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Thank you, David, for this important truth. In my experience, most women obtain late abortions under coercion, when they can no longer hide their pregnancy from those in their lives who don’t want them to have a child. As a “civilized” society, why do we allow this?
Dr. David Prentice confirms that unborn babies feel EXCCURCIATING pain during abortions. David A. Prentice, Ph.D. is the Vice President and Research Director of the Charlotte Lozier Institute. He is a former biology professor at Indiana State University. Here's what he says about the pain babies feel during abortions, especially at 20 weeks. "The science is pretty conclusive at this point. And there are always going to be people, especially those in favor of abortion, who will say, “Oh that really doesn’t happen, and they’ll throw up a smokescreen. And what they usually do is they refer to an old study back in 2005 that was published actually by people who had associations with Planned Parenthood and other abortion providers." Dr. Prentice continues: "But the real science – and there’s some new things in fact, that have come out in the last few months – but the science pretty conclusively demonstrates: Young babies still in the womb at 20 weeks after conception, and probably even earlier, do indeed feel pain, and in fact, may feel more intense pain than a newborn or an adult." Why do babies feel pain before birth? "They have a higher density of nerve receptors. Your skin is not very thick at that point, but there is another aspect. There are certain pathways that sort of tone down pain. If I hit my thumb with a hammer, I’m going to feel it because the pain sensation goes up to my brain, but there is also a return path to try and tone that down. That doesn’t even start to develop until about the time that you’re born, so you don’t get this dampening of the pain. In fact, there was a study done, reported just a couple weeks ago, where they were looking at pain experience of newborns – just between one and six or seven days old and adults, and the headlines were, “Babies feel pain like adults and they feel it more intensely.” The study actually looked at regions of the brain associated with pain using very sophisticated technology and comparing not really pain, just sort of like you’d take the end of a pencil and press it against the bottom of this baby’s foot, a little bit of pressure, a little sensation there. A lot of the babies even slept through this whole procedure, but they were in this functional MRI machine, very sophisticated technology, and then they would do the same thing to adults to see how they responded. Eighteen of the twenty pain regions lit up in babies, eighteen of the twenty that are the same as adults, and at four times as sensitive. So again, you don’t develop this feedback loop to shut down pain until right about that time, and it takes even several months after birth for it to start to mature. Now, wind back the clock to five months after conception, you’re a little past halfway through development in moms womb. You don’t even have that feedback loop at all; it’s not starting until months later in your life – and now the pain is very intense. We don’t know exactly how much, but much more intense for the small amount that you might feel as an adult." Abortions kill babies. And babies feel pain. Please RT this truth.
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Ingrid Skop MD retweeted
A new @LozierInstitute report finds 81% of online abortion companies violate the FDA's issuing limits. "Many of them are... unvetted drugs being sent in from international distributors. That is against the law." @docskop Guest host: @JodyHiceFRCA
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Nearly four out of five online U.S. mifepristone abortion drug sellers report they will provide the drugs beyond the @US_FDA's cutoff of 10 weeks' gestation, when failures and complications are much higher. Big Abortion's top priority is to end unborn lives at all costs—even if that cost is the mother's health and safety. More: lozierinstitute.org/new-cli-… #onlineabortiondrugs #mifepristone
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As a pro-life OB practicing in a pro-life state, let me be clear: refusing to intervene when a woman experiences an inevitable miscarriage, as described in this article, is medical malpractice. ProPublica wants you to believe these tragedies prove pro-life laws harm women. The reality is doctors and the hospital failed to act when the law allowed them to.
New: Women like Emily Waldorf are still denied care during dangerous miscarriages in states with abortion bans. Texas reformed its law in an effort to fix that. Most other states haven't tried. propub.li/3RL3HNw
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No pro-life law in the U.S. prevents a woman from being treated for a miscarriage. Miscarriage treatment isn’t an abortion.
State-level abortion restrictions are creating substandard medical management of miscarriages, the most common complication in early pregnancy. news.ohsu.edu/2026/05/18/abo…
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Thank you @theisabelb for calling this out. As an OB, I’m concerned abortion activists are recklessly promoting misoprostol-only abortions. The evidence shows they're dangerous: - 15–22% of early pregnancy cases fail to expel the baby/pregnancy tissue, often requiring emergency surgery. - Later use risks premature delivery of live babies who may not survive without immediate care.
Cosmopolitan Magazine published this INSANELY dangerous piece this week suggesting if the “abortion pill” of mifepristone is banned, you should just take the second pill misoprostol all by itself and it will still “end your pregnancy.” Misoprostol will dilate your cervix and cause you to go into labor, ending a pregnancy, but will help your body deliver a LIVING BABY. What happens after you give birth in your bathroom for this type of “abortion?” I can’t even think about it.
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Except anyone, a woman or her abuser, can get mail-order abortion drugs without pre-screening or guidance from "care providers." When women are harmed or experience complications (hemorrhage, incomplete abortion, infection), they don’t call the drug seller—they are cared for by OBs like me in the ER.
I am relieved that mifepristone will remain—at least for now—available for women and their care providers to rely on. But a provider’s ability to prescribe safe, effective medication and a woman’s right to make decisions over her body and future should not be up for debate, now or ever. npr.org/2026/05/14/nx-s1-582…
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Mifepristone is dangerous. It ends unborn lives and exposes women to serious complications. As an OB-GYN committed to caring for both mom and baby, I do NOT stand with @ACOG in their reckless promotion of mail-order abortion drugs with no medical supervision. #ObGynsInAction
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So many young women tell me they fear the risks of childbirth and that a child will "harm" their lives. It’s time for the truth: Becoming a mother is one of the hardest yet most rewarding things a woman can do. Children bring joy, motivation, and hope for a better future. We should celebrate, not demonize, the miracle of motherhood.
Culture has told women one story about pregnancy for decades. That it is something to fear. That it diminishes them. That their bodies are never the same. That story is not only incomplete, it is contradicted by science. So we sat down with some of the most respected pro-life OB-GYNs in the country and asked them to tell us what they know — what they see in their patients, what the research shows, and what many women are never told. Together, we set out to replace cultural lies with the truth Meet ReThink Pregnancy — a national campaign from @everylife & @aaplog aimed at reshaping how an entire generation understands the beauty and benefits of pregnancy.
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I'm an OB-GYN. Nothing about this is "healthcare." The FDA's decision lets women order abortion drugs with no doctor visit, no testing, and no informed consent, and allows abusers to force and coerce pregnant women into unwanted abortions. All to prioritize the destruction of unborn human life.
Good… but why do we have to suffer under these relentless back-and-forth court decisions? It’s exhausting. Just let women talk to their own doctors and make their own decisions about their own bodies and their own health care.
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Extraordinary news! As an OB-GYN, I’ve cared for far too many women suffering complications because of mail-order abortion drugs: hemorrhage, incomplete abortion, and infection. Coerced and forced abortions have also become too common because of mail-order abortion drugs. Today’s stay is a critical step toward protecting women and babies.
🚨HUGE WIN! Mail-order abortion drugs have been driving up total abortions in America, killing countless of babies and harming women. This decision will save lives.
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"We know how to prevent many maternal deaths: access to abortion.” Recommending abortion to avoid the risks of childbirth is akin to confiscating all cars to address the problem of auto accidents. We can do better for mothers and their children. latimes.com/opinion/story/20…
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Ingrid Skop MD retweeted
The abortion industry's claim that #abortiondrugs are "safe and effective" beyond the @US_FDA 10-week gestational limit is nothing more than a callous attempt to prioritize ending unborn lives over the health and safety of women. More: lozierinstitute.org/drug-ind…
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As we predicted, pro-life laws aren't worsening maternal mortality. Abortion isn't the solution to this devastating problem. If we're serious about tackling this tragic situation, we must address the root issues, which include our chronic illness and mental health epidemics, and family breakdown leading to single mothers living in poverty.
New study finds no relationship between abortion bans and maternal mortality
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Ingrid Skop MD retweeted
I am on @NRO A new @JAMANetworkOpen study shows that maternal mortality rates have *declined* in states that have recently enacted strong pro-life laws. nationalreview.com/corner/ne…
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