US Appeals Court Panel Questions FDA Due Diligence on Abortion Pill

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1. A three-judge panel in Louisiana's 5th Circuit Court of Appeals probed the FDA's due diligence during oral arguments.

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2. The U.S. Supreme Court granted the FDA's application for a stay in April, maintaining access to mifepristone.

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3. Anti-abortion groups sued the FDA in November 2022.

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4. The approval of mifepristone in 2000 was challenged by the groups.

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5. The three-judge panel consisted of Jennifer Walker Elrod, James C. Ho, and Cory T. Wilson.

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6. Judge James Ho questioned the FDA's infallibility during the hearing.

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7. The attorney representing Danco Laboratories cited instances where patients took non-FDA-approved drugs or consumed mifepristone under certain medical conditions.

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8. Major medical organizations, such as the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, urged the court to uphold the legality of mifepristone.

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9. The U.S. House Republicans introduced a funding bill to nullify the FDA's January changes.

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10. The 5th Circuit Court of Appeals case could impact abortion access throughout the U.S.

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