FDA Launches Safety Review of Abortion Drug Mifepristone; Trans Youth Sue to Shield Health Records
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Summary
The article reports on three major abortion-related developments: (1) The FDA has initiated a safety review of mifepristone, an abortion medication, amid ongoing political and legal battles over abortion access; (2) Transgender youth in New York have filed a lawsuit to protect their health records from a Department of Justice investigation; and (3) A Nevada court has temporarily blocked a law requiring parental consent or court orders for minors seeking abortions. The piece is a weekly roundup from Rewire News Group covering abortion news across the United States.
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Plus, trans kids in New York sue to protect their health records from DOJ probe and Nevada minors can get an abortion without parental consent or a court order—for now.
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