DOJ seeks Supreme Court intervention in abortion pill case after partial access block.

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The Biden administration will ask the Supreme Court to intervene in the legal fight around the abortion pill mifepristone, after a federal appeals court allowed the drug to stay on the market but imposed restrictions on its use. The court temporarily rolled back major changes the FDA has implemented over the years to make mifepristone easier to use and obtain. The order bars mail delivery of the abortion pill. Patients will now have to obtain the prescription drug from a doctor and will have to undergo several examinations in person while they are taking the medication.
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