Etienne-Emile Baulieu, renowned for inventing the abortion pill RU-486, died at age 98 in Paris. His life was marked by dedication to women's rights, commitment to scientific advancement, and the pursuit of dignity for all. Baulieu's research provided a crucial, safe alternative to surgical abortions, facing significant opposition throughout his career. Notably, following Wyoming's abortion pill ban in 2023, he expressed concerns over women's freedoms. Born in 1926 and raised by a feminist mother, he became a prominent figure in reproductive health and civil rights, deeply influencing women's autonomy globally.
Throughout his life, Baulieu remained steadfast in his fight for women's rights and reproductive freedom, viewing the accessibility of the abortion pill as essential to human dignity.
Facing fierce criticism and resistance, Baulieu's determination to bring the abortion pill to women worldwide was fueled by his belief in science's potential to enhance lives.
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