A decision from a Trump-appointed judge could come later this month in a lawsuit alleging that the FDA’s approval of two abortion medications was unlawful.
In court filings last month, the FDA said its approval of mifepristone came after extensive review of the scientific evidence. The agency called the lawsuit “extraordinary and unprecedented,” adding that the plaintiffs have asked the court to upend “longstanding scientific determination based on speculative allegations of harm offered in support of claims and arguments that are untimely, unexhausted, and without merit.
“Blocking access to this safe and effective medication is a dangerous attack on reproductive freedom and public health,” James said in a statement. “Decades of medical and clinical research have proven that medication abortion is safe. Despite these facts and its widespread use, we know this is not a debate about science.”
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