Plan B "Emergency Contraception" Approved for over the counter, but can pharmacists refuse?
Quote: The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) defines conception (and therefore pregnancy) as beginning at the moment of implantation. "Conception is implantation," says ACOG, and therefore EC cannot, by definition, cause an abortion???even if it affects a fertilized egg. But, as Karen Brauer of Pharmacists for Life International told CT, "Our issue has to do with human life, not their definition of pregnancy." In her view, human life begins the moment that an egg is fertilized.
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In other words, if you define "conception" as "fertilization" as most people do, and the medical community did until post-Roe v. Wade, yes, Plan B is an abortion pill and can kill a fetus (Latin for "baby") just as readily as RU-486.
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