Supreme Court's Decision on Mifepristone: A New Legal Chapter Begins

The U.S. Supreme Court upheld the availability of abortion drug mifepristone without new restrictions, rejecting claims that the FDA acted improperly. The legal battle is not over, as Republican-led states like Idaho, Missouri, and Kansas may continue to seek restrictions. This ongoing conflict could result in prolonged legal uncertainty.

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