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It was assigned to U.S. District Court Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk, aconservative appointeenominated by former President Donald Trump.
Kacsmaryk is well-known for his conservative stance on reproductive health, immigration, and same-sex marriage.
How do abortion pills work?
Patients are then recommended to consult with their healthcare provider seven to 14 days post the intake of mifepristone.
The FDA declared it would permanently lift its in-person dispensing restriction on abortion pills in December 2021.
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What is the basis of the lawsuit?
Therefore, mifepristone couldnt be dispensed using telehealth and mailed to peoples homes.
What could happen with this ruling on abortion pills?
This potential strain on clinics could have far-reaching consequences for women seeking safe and accessible abortion services.
So what that means is that patients would be forced to choose an in-clinic procedure.
Those clinics are going to be under tremendous pressure.
Theyre already seeing an uptick in patients who cant get access in their own state.
But thats a very disruptive business model.
They really do take this seriously.
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So its not like its going to be back on the market within the next month or two.
Moore says she expects the process to take at least 10 to 18 months.
However, it could be months before the appeal is even considered.
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