Louisiana’s new law on abortion drugs establishes risky treatment delays, lawsuit claims
- Louisiana's new law classifies two abortion drugs as controlled substances, prompting a lawsuit from medical professionals claiming it causes dangerous treatment delays during emergencies.
- The lawsuit argues the law violates the Louisiana Constitution, including a prohibition on discrimination based on physical condition.
- Doctors state that delays in using misoprostol can be life-threatening for patients suffering postpartum hemorrhages, highlighting the risks of the law.
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