Aug 25 (Reuters) - GenBioPro Inc, which sells a generic version of the abortion pill mifepristone, has lost a bid to overturn West Virginia's near-total ban on abortion.
The Supreme Court’s decision to overturn the historic Roe v. Wade ruling led to a flurry of action from anti-abortion and pro-choice groups alike. Now, abortion pill manufacturer GenBioPro is adding its two cents by suing West Virginia over the state's abortion ban.
One of the generic manufacturers of a drug used to end early pregnancies sued West Virginia’s attorney general today, claiming that federal law and the FDA’s regulations supersede West Virginia’s law banning the drug.
The manufacturer of a generic tablet used in medication abortions has withdrawn its case against Mississippi state requirements that restricted access to abortions.
The maker of a drug used in medication abortions has told a federal judge that the U.S. Supreme Court's recent ruling eliminating the nationwide right to abortion does not allow Mississippi to stop it from selling the pills in the state.