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The use of RU-486 has recently been legalized in the United States.


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Romualdez said though that he does not believe that RU 486 or Mifepristone, a French-manufactured drug, can cause abortion.


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Atienza: No to abortifacient in Manila

October 6, 2000 - 12:00am

"Don’t even think about it." This was the stern warning of Manila Mayor Lito Atienza to Health Secretary Alberto Romualdez, who was quoted earlier as having said that the controversial RU-486, also...

Metro

Romualdez: New contraceptive pill to enter RP if...

By by Ella Oducayen | October 4, 2000 - 12:00am

Health Secretary Alberto Romualdez said yesterday it is still possible for the controversial and allegedly abortifacient contraceptive pill RU 486 to enter the country once it passes all standards and regulations...

Nation