The drugstore chain’s announcement Thursday signals that access to mifepristone may not expand as broadly as federal regulators intended in January, when they finalized a rule change allowing more pharmacies to provide the pill.
Here’s a closer look at the issue.
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ReplyDeleteDrugs with no known benefit other than the death of a baby can not be FDA approved.
ReplyDeleteAnd drugs with known benefits cannot be classified as Schedule 1. What's your point? Its like you think 100% of pregancies result in oh-so wonderful births. They don't. I'm my parents' oldest child, and their three pregnancies before mine all ended in miscarriages.
DeleteHere in Californistan good 'ol Guv Nuisance has shut off the state from using Walgreens in their business. I'm happy to have started Walgreens quite some time ago. FGN.
ReplyDeleteOddly the same people that want unlimited murder of unborn children are the ones that want all guns banned because someone might get hurt.
ReplyDeleteAnybody here know why you kiss under the mistletoe?
ReplyDeleteBecause eating it’s berries will cause spontaneous miscarriage .
Those who want it will always find a way.
Evil can’t be stopped, only cordoned off from good.
The more you know.
Exactly. Abortion, prostitution, addictions—you name it—it's an individual choice. How do you choose to live your life? A solution? Don't have one; the only person's behavior I can control is my own.
DeleteAnd yet, reportedly, Walgreen's would not dispense Ivermectin or Hydroxychloroquine during the recent Covid nonsense, even for those with valid prescriptions. Kind of makes you wonder what their priorities are.
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