'Abortion Pill' RU 486: Ethics, Rhetoric, and Social Practice

Hastings Center Report 17 (5):5-8 (1987)
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Abstract

RU 486, an experimental drug to terminate early pregnancy, raises again the fundamental questions about the status of the early embryo: What are the morally relevant similarities and differences among contraception, early abortion and late abortion? And how does language affect both our social practices and attitudes concerning those social practices?

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