Ofensiva împotriva accesului la medicamentele pentru avort se intensifică în SUA. Trei state americane conduse de republicani au deschis o procedură judiciară neobișnuită, în care invocă un „pericol public”

Three Republican-led states have initiated lawsuits to limit the mailing of abortion medications, claiming it poses a public safety risk. Louisiana, Alabama, and Arkansas argue that distributing these drugs from states where abortion is legal threatens public health. The lawsuits target both medical providers sending pills and laws in New York, California, and Massachusetts that protect doctors prescribing abortion medications to women in states where abortion is banned. Experts view this as an unprecedented use of public nuisance laws to restrict access to abortion medications. The legal actions include a case filed directly with the U.S. Supreme Court and another in a federal court in Louisiana. The FDA is set to complete a safety review of mifepristone by March 2027, while major medical organizations affirm its safety when used correctly.