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RU486: Don’t go there : Comments
By Donna Harrison, published 1/12/2005Donna Harrison argues complications associated with the use of RU486 have put it under the spotlight in the US.
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Posted by billie, Friday, 2 December 2005 8:09:16 AM
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Thank you Dr Harrison for this article, and for taking an interest in what is happening here in Australia. As far as I know, there are less deaths from surgical abortion. If anyone has hard data to debate that, please provide it.
Posted by Sherrin Ward, Friday, 2 December 2005 4:01:28 PM
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Sherrin Ward
I dont know where you got that information as there are no statistics in Australia. RU 486 is banned because of political intervention solely on so called moral grounds. However, if you seek information I suggest you go to the Australian Parliamentary Library, Research note No.19 2005 06 by Luke Buckmaster, Social Policy Section dated 29th November 2005 . He refers to experience overseas where RU 486 has been widely used . There is no suggestion that "there are more deaths than surgical abortion' as you believe. Fortunately commonsense will hopefully prevail and the use of RU 486 will be the subject of a conscience vote and the matter will be placed in the hands of the Therapeutic Goods Administration as an earlier post commented. After all, abortion in this country is legal,and the use of medical abortion will give women a choice. Posted by maracas, Saturday, 3 December 2005 12:18:53 AM
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Politics has no place in medicine.
Personal religious beliefs have no place in politics. Politics are for all Australians not just the far right religious fundies. To register your protest against Abbott's personal agenda please access the following website: http://www.getup.org.au/index.asp Let the medical experts decide on RU486. Cheers Posted by Scout, Saturday, 3 December 2005 8:00:51 AM
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This arguement reminds me of conditions in Japan. In Japan the contraceptive pill is considered unsafe. The average Japanese woman has about 5 abortions. Why? The Japanese surgeons are a very powerful lobby group concerned about loss of income.
I am annoyed at the forum managers for putting up a Catholic pro-life essay wthout an opposing essay for balance