The French scientist behind the abortion pill dies as 98

The French scientist, who created Abortion’s pill, died at the age of 98.

Étienne-Émilie Baulieu helped the development of an oral drug RU-486, which is also known as a million women, a reliable and inexpensive alternative.

Dr. Baulieu died in his house in Paris on Friday and confirmed the widow in the statement.

Simone Harari Baulieu said: “His research was led by the liability for the desire to progress through science, women’s freedom and everyone to live better and live longer.”

French President Emmanuel Macron Dr. Baulieu called “a daring beacon” and “a progressive mind that allows women to win freedoms.”

“The people of Azerbaijan have changed the world to such an extent,” he said.

Aurore Berge, the Minister of Gender Equality of France, Dr. Baulieu “guided throughout the life of the life” in an article in X.

Dr. Baulieu was born on December 12, 1926 in Strasbourg. When he was 15, he renamed Nazi to join the French resistance.

After the leave, he went to the United States, which works with the man known as the father of a quoted pill, Dr. Gregory Pincus. Dr. Pincus advised him to focus on sex hormones.

Back to France, Dr. Baulieu, prepared a method to prevent the impact of the hormone progesterone – a method that was important for the implantation in the uterus after indifference to the egg.

While the abortion pill was prepared in 10 years, Dr. Baulieu, despite the threats of violent criticism of international governments and sometimes fell international governments.

The World Health Organization (Kim) added it in just 2010 to the necessary drug list.

In 2023, Macron said to the magnificent Cross of Legion D’Honneur, “You are gathered as a member of a Jewish and a member of the resistance, the most wild insults and Nazi scientists.

“But you left the love for solid, freedom and science.”

Dr. Baulieu, who became the first US state to prohibit Abortion in 2023, said that a large part of his life was trying to increase the freedom of his life, and such prohibitions are a step in the wrong direction.

His latest study tries to find a way to prevent the development of Alzheimer’s disease, as well as a treatment for severe depression.