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The Supreme Court has issued a unanimous decision to uphold the

FDA's rules on Miffa Pristone, a drug used in medication abortions.

NPR's Alyssa and Ad Warnie has been talking with medical staff who prescribed the drug.

Ahead of the decision, some abortion providers were stockpiling Miffopristone.

Others were prepping alternative drug regiments.

But this decision by the nation's high court means none of that was necessary at least right now

Lauren Jacobson is a nurse practitioner in Massachusetts who provides abortion pills

including Mifopristone by mail. We continue business as usual.

The Supreme Court has not made it more difficult

than it already is for people to get access

to abortion pills.

She says, so far today she's written about 30 prescriptions

from if Pristone. The court found the group of anti-abortion doctors who filed a

challenge to the FDA did not have grounds to sue the agency.

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