Protesting the FDA's delay in approving over-the-counter sales of the "morning after'' abortion pill, Susan F. Wood resigned as the primary U.S. regulator for women's health back in 2005.She's back.
In fact, she's co-chairman of Obama's advisory committee for women's health and a leading candidate for the FDA's next commissioner.
And, as you can guess, she and President Obama have a bold (make that brazen) new plan including the reversing of the United States' pro-life policies and the aggressive promotion of condoms and Planned Parenthood-style sex ed programs.
Wood said that, in recent years, the U.S. government has influenced and `"tightly vetted'' international organizations to reflect its own policies. Obama will bring "back a sense of balance and perspective and the use of good science and good medicine in these positions, and not just this narrow, political ideology,'' she said.
Here's the latest from Bloomberg.com.
