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Appeals Court Blocks FDA Policy That Let Abortionists Traffick Deadly Illegal Drugs By Mail

A study last year found serious adverse effects caused by mifepristone abortions are ‘at least 22 times as high’ as the drug’s label admits.

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The 5th Circuit Court of Appeals temporarily halted a Biden-era policy that allowed dangerous abortion drugs to be mailed to women without so much as an in-person doctor appointment, in a unanimous ruling by a three-judge panel on Friday.

Mifepristone is the primary drug in the regimen that euthanizes a baby in utero and expels it from a mother’s body. After it was first approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in 2000, federal safety guardrails required a doctor to examine a woman in person before prescribing it.

Such regulations helped to protect women with ectopic pregnancies, for whom the drug could be deadly, and women at risk of being given the drug against their will. But in 2023, at the direction of then-President Joe Biden, the FDA removed these longstanding protections, allowing abortion pills to be trafficked through the mail without any in-person safeguards.

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