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Supreme Court Drops SURPRISE Drug Ruling After Disastrous Order
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11:00Now PlayingSupreme Court Justice Samuel Alito drops a surprising ruling on temporary access to the abortion pill by mail after a lower court threw providers nationwide into chaos. John Iadarola and Yasmin Kahn break it down on The Damage Report. Leave a comment with your thoughts below!
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Supreme Court Asked to Restore Access to Abortion Pill by Mail
"Two manufacturers of the abortion pill mifepristone asked the Supreme Court on Saturday to immediately restore full access to the medication, putting the contentious issue of abortion back before the justices in a midterm election year.
The requests came after a lower court on Friday temporarily restricted abortion providers nationwide from prescribing the pills by telemedicine and sending them to patients by mail. That process is one of the main ways women seeking abortions have obtained the medication in recent years.
If the order on Friday by a federal appeals court is upheld, it could sow confusion and upend a major avenue for abortion access across the country — not just in states with abortion bans. About one-fourth of abortions in the United States are now provided through telemedicine."
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