New restrictions on access to a drug used in the most common form of abortion would be imposed under a federal appeals court ruling.
NEW ORLEANS — New restrictions on access to a drug used in the most common form of abortion would be imposed under a federal appeals court ruling issued Wednesday, but the Supreme Court will have the final say.
in New Orleans overturned part of a lower court ruling that revoked the Food and Drug Administration’s approval — more than two decades ago — of mifepristone. But it left intact part of the ruling that would end the availability of the drug by mail and require that the drug be administered in the presence of a physician.to keep the drug available during the legal fight., which was granted more than 20 years ago by the Food and Drug Administration.
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