Oregon secures 3-year supply of abortion pill to protect access.

Oregon has secured a three-year supply of mifepristone, the abortion medication, regardless of the U.S. Supreme Court's decision on whether the drug should be more tightly regulated or available at all. The state is partnering with Oregon Health and Science University to secure 22,500 doses of mifepristone. The governor is also instructing state boards that license medical providers to clarify that the state "supports providers in continuing to provide reproductive health care, consistent with the established standards of care, including prescribing, dispensing and using mifepristone regardless of the upcoming Supreme Court decision in the Texas lawsuit."