NatureAbortion-pill challenge provokes doubt from US Supreme Court
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66% : Members of the US Supreme Court expressed skepticism today about arguments from a group of anti-abortion organizations and physicians seeking to restrict use of the abortion drug mifepristone in the United States.43% : "But shouldn't somebody be able to challenge that in court?"The case started in 2022, when the anti-abortion group filed suit against the FDA claiming that the drug's approval in 2000 -- and subsequent decisions that facilitated access to the drug -- had "potentially serious and life-threatening effects on women and girls.
37% : If the Supreme Court decides that the anti-abortion group has no standing, the case might be dismissed, Temkin says.
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