An attempt from the conservative Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine to ban mifepristone, a medicine used to induce an abortion, threatens to undermine confidence in the American regulatory regime.
The drug’s manufacturer, Danco Laboratories, markets the treatment as Mifeprex. It is normally taken in combination with misoprostol for the purpose of a medical abortion.
Abortion activists want the court to ratify a ruling that limits access to the medicine, citing an increase in hospital visits.
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