Federal Appeals Court Signals Restrictions on Abortion Pill Access
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Key Entities
- • FDA: U.S. agency that originally approved mifepristone in 2000; expanded access since 2016.
- • Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals: Expected to rule on whether newer FDA policies stand or revert to earlier restrictions.
- • Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine: Anti-abortion group claiming the FDA illegally relaxed safety rules.
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Decries the potential rollback as limiting women’s reproductive rights.
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Reports on legal process and FDA’s scientific stance.
Right-Leaning View
Sees the court challenges as appropriate scrutiny of the FDA’s oversight.
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