Attorney General James sues local clinics for abortion-reversal claims
The lawsuit Includes two facilities in the area, Care Net Pregnancy Center of the Hudson Valley in Poughkeepsie and 1st Way Life Center in Monticello.
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4ds agoNew York Attorney General Letitia James announced she is suing clinics across the state over abortion-reversal claims.
The lawsuit Includes two facilities in the area, Care Net Pregnancy Center of the Hudson Valley in Poughkeepsie and 1st Way Life Center in Monticello.
Both clinics are accused of running ads for "abortion pill reversal" treatments.
James office says these claims are misleading - since there is a lack of scientific evidence to support the effectiveness of these treatments.
