A bill was introduced in the North Carolina House that would require doctors to tell pregnant women having a drug-induced abortion that the procedure can be reversed.
Anti-abortion groups claim, up to a certain point, that the procedure can be stopped and hundreds of 'reversals' have resulted in healthy children.
The American Medical Association and other groups said there's no evidence a reversal is safe or effective.
Experts said politicians shouldn't be telling doctors to recommend unproven procedures.
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