Abortion fight limits miscarriage drug access

Mifepristone and misoprostol are used to voluntarily terminate pregnancies, and both medications are often called "abortion pills." While misoprostol is indicated for a wide range of medical uses, including labor induction and ulcer treatment, mifepristone is taken almost exclusively to induce abortions and manage miscarriages, the latter of which is an off-label use.

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