US Supreme Court's abortion pill order spares safe havens
A U.S. Supreme Court order that keeps access to an abortion drug in place for now could be especially welcome in some safe haven states that would have been hit hard by restrictions.
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A U.S. Supreme Court order that keeps access to an abortion drug in place for now could be especially welcome in some safe haven states that would have been hit hard by restrictions.
While the fate of the use of mifepristone for abortions remains uncertain, experts said, use of the drug misoprostol by itself is effective and safe, but not ideal.
Dr. Beverly Gray of Duke Health and Jolynn Dellinger of Duke Law and UNC Law discuss both the health and legal perils of the decision by U.S. District Court Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk. They include: Beware what you put in your fitness app.
After a flurry of court decisions over the past 10 days, the abortion pill is still legal in the U.S. and in Georgia, but rules are shifting on when t
The lawsuit comes mere months after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade