Injunction Ordered Against Limiting Medication Abortions in Ohio
UNITED STATES, JUL 8 – Medical groups cite studies showing 11% of women experience serious adverse events from mifepristone and urge FDA to reinstate safety restrictions removed under recent administrations.
- A Cincinnati judge issued a preliminary injunction against restrictions on medication abortions in Ohio, blocking a law that penalizes healthcare providers for these procedures.
- The court's decision allows advanced practice clinicians to provide medication abortions, aligning with the Reproductive Freedom Amendment's protections.
- Judge Alison Hatheway stated that any abortion restrictions must prioritize patient health based on evidence-based standards.
- Planned Parenthood and the ACLU expressed relief over the ruling, reinforcing the need to maintain access to medication abortions in Ohio.
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