
What the Supreme Court's decision in the fight over abortion pills means for mifepristone access
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61% : But this lawsuit, filed by a coalition of anti-abortion groups called the Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine, seeks to overturn the FDA's approval of mifepristone, which applies nationwide.53% : But providers could still prescribe mifepristone off-label beyond seven weeks based on safety and efficacy data, according to Planned Parenthood.
51% : Surgical abortions are still an option in states where abortion is legal.
48% : Though costs vary based on insurance, the average cost of a medication abortion at Planned Parenthood is around $580, compared with $600 to $2,000 for a surgical abortion depending on the stage of pregnancy.
47% : The FDA, though, has broad authority over enforcement, so it could choose not to take action against companies that sell or distribute the drug.
43% : House Republicans Are Taking Action US House Speaker Kevin McCarthy proposed a bill that would raise the US debt limit for about a year and cut federal spending, ahead of a planned House vote on the Republican proposal next week.
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