With abortion pill access in the hands of federal courts, Vermont providers prepare to pivot

A recent decision by a federal judge in Texas could halt access to one of two medicines commonly used to carry out medication abortions — the most common and least invasive form of abortion. Now, Vermont providers are making hasty contingency plans.

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