Federal judge allows red states to resume lawsuit against mifepristone
- A judge in Texas ruled that Idaho, Kansas, and Missouri can proceed with their lawsuit against federal rules on mifepristone access, as reported by Geoff Mulvihill.
- The states aim to restrict telehealth prescriptions and limit mifepristone use to the first seven weeks of pregnancy, according to the court ruling.
- Mifepristone is often used for medication abortions, which represent over three-fifths of all abortions in the U.S. Since the 2022 Supreme Court ruling, as noted in the report.
- Previously, the judge sided with anti-abortion groups that sought to rescind the FDA's approval of mifepristone, but the Supreme Court ruled they lacked legal standing, as stated in the text.
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