> This "abortion pill" is actually taken within day after intercourse. It simply prevents implantation of the ovum in the womb lining. So in fact there is not y

> This "abortion pill" is actually taken within day after intercourse. It simply prevents implantation of the ovum in the womb lining. So in fact there is not yet even a zygote, let alone a fetus, let alone a third trimester unborn baby You’re thinking of “Plan B”. What’s being discussed in the article is a drug that helps cause actual abortions. It’s not taken a day after intercourse, and does not work by preventing implementation of ovum in the uterine lining. Your comment is simply wrong. Whether you know it or not, you are spreading misinformation. https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/how-abortion-medications-differ-from-plan-b-and-other-emergency-contraceptives/ https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/how-abortion-medi...