Supreme Court temporarily extends access to a widely used abortion pill
Summary
The U.S. Supreme Court has paused restrictions on a commonly used abortion pill called mifepristone. This pause means women can keep getting the pill from pharmacies or by mail without seeing a doctor in person until at least Thursday.Key Facts
- The Supreme Court issued an order on Monday.
- The order blocks new limits on the abortion pill mifepristone.
- Women can still get the pill from pharmacies or by mail.
- There is no requirement for an in-person doctor's visit during this pause.
- The restrictions were set by a federal appeals court but are on hold for now.
- The Supreme Court will review whether to let the restrictions take effect later.
- The decision affects access to abortion medicine in the United States.
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