How a San Diego doctor led the antiabortion movement to embrace controversial pill 'reversal'

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How a San Diego doctor led the antiabortion movement to embrace controversial pill 'reversal'

A San Diego doctor who was a plaintiff in the mifepristone case recently rejected by the U.S. Supreme Court is credited as the founder of so-called abortion pill reversal — a controversial protocol that is not approved by the Food and Drug Administration and has been condemned by major medical organizations but has become a key tool in the national antiabortion movement.

This is how he built a network advancing abortion pill reversal against the backdrop of liberal California's mission to serve as a reproductive rights haven.
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They put aside millions for surrogates. Now the money has vanished, sparking an FBI inquiry

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They put aside millions for surrogates. Now the money has vanished, sparking an FBI inquiry

Would-be parents across the U.S. and around the world trusted a Texas-based escrow company to hold their money in trust and then dole it out to surrogate mothers to cover healthcare costs, insurance and compensation.

Now, no one can find the money. Police and the FBI are investigating, and dreams of parenthood are in peril.
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