Widely used abortion medication mifepristone to remain accessible under the FDA’s current rules.
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Access to Abortion Medication Remains Unchanged After Ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court
Court rules that anti-abortion plaintiffs suing the FDA do not have standing, leaving the widely used abortion drug accessible through telemedicine and pharmacies—for now.
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"Frankly, this ruling feels like a gut punch, not just for pregnant Texans but also for doctors in our state." —Lead plaintiff Amanda Zurawski
The Court will soon rule on two cases that could limit access to an abortion medication and deny pregnant patients access to emergency care.
"A victory for millions of adolescent girls across the continent..." --Martin Onyango, Associate Director, Legal Strategies for Africa
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New York Times: “The Unlikely Women Fighting for Abortion Rights”
Center plaintiffs and other women who had abortions for medical reasons speak out. Read more.
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Medical Exceptions to State Abortion Bans
Explore the Center’s cases representing dozens of women denied abortion care despite dangerous pregnancy complications. Learn more.
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Teenage Pregnancy in Africa—Status, Progress and Challenges (ACERWC Report)
A detailed assessment with key recommendations. Learn more.
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