Supreme Court to Review Abortion Pill Regulations in Landmark Case
Doctors Express Concerns Over FDA’s Changes to Mifepristone Rules
According to DAILY CALLER, the Supreme Court is looking at a big challenge about abortion pill in a case called FDA v. Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine. This case is one of two about abortion pill the Court is hearing since they changed the Roe v. Wade decision in 2022. It’s about the FDA changing rules for the abortion pill called mifepristone. Doctors and medical groups are saying these changes could make things harder for women and doctors.
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Debate Emerges Over FDA’s Mail Distribution of Abortion Pill
The argument is about the FDA allowing the abortion pill to be sent by mail and not needing an in-person visit. Some people, like doctors and groups against abortion, worry this could be risky for women’s health and go against the FDA’s role. On the other side, some argue that these changes make abortion care more accessible for women. As the Supreme Court listens to the case, what they decide will have a big impact on abortion rules and healthcare in the country.