SAVE Moms and Babies Act of 2025
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- Passed Senate
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Overview
The SAVE Moms and Babies Act of 2025 prohibits the FDA from approving new drugs intended to terminate pregnancies and imposes stricter regulations on already-approved drugs used for abortion. It requires in-person prescription dispensing, limits the gestational age at which such drugs can be used, and mandates additional training and certification for healthcare practitioners prescribing these drugs. The bill also rescinds existing investigational use exemptions for abortion drugs and requires reporting of adverse events.
Key provisions
- Prohibits approval of new abortion drugs.
- Requires in-person prescription dispensing of approved abortion drugs.
- Limits the gestational age at which abortion drugs can be used to 70 days.
- Requires healthcare practitioners prescribing abortion drugs to be certified and prohibited from acting as pharmacists.
- Mandates reporting of adverse events associated with abortion drug use.
- Rescinds investigational use exemptions for abortion drugs.
- Requires reporting of administration of abortion drugs as required by State law.
- Defines ‘abortion drug’ to exclude drugs used for live birth, removal of dead unborn children, or treatment of ectopic pregnancies.
Who is affected
- Pharmaceutical companies
- Healthcare practitioners (prescribers)
- Pregnant women
- The Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
- Patients seeking abortion care
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