Danco Laboratories, a mifepristone manufacturer and defendant in a lawsuit, asked the U.S. Supreme Court on Saturday to block the 5th Circuit’s ruling while appeals are pending. In the biggest jolt to abortion policy in the U.S. Wade, a federal appeals court restricted access to one of the most common ways to end early pregnancies, by blocking the mailing of mifepristone prescriptions.
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Media Coverage · May 2, 2026
Danco Laboratories, the manufacturer of mifepristone, has asked the Supreme Court to block a ruling by the 5th Circuit that restricts access to mail prescriptions for the medication. This move comes as the company appeals the ruling, which has significant implications for abortion access in the US. The ruling has blocked one of the most common methods for ending early pregnancies.
newspaper Read articleDanco Laboratories, a mifepristone manufacturer and defendant in a lawsuit, asked the U.S. Supreme Court on Saturday to block the 5th Circuit’s ruling while appeals are pending. In the biggest jolt to abortion policy in the U.S. Wade, a federal appeals court restricted access to one of the most common ways to end early pregnancies, by blocking the mailing of mifepristone prescriptions.
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Danco Laboratories, the manufacturer of mifepristone, has asked the Supreme Court to block a ruling by the 5th Circuit that restricts access to mail prescriptions for the medication. This move comes as the company appeals the ruling, which has significant implications for abortion access in the US. The ruling has blocked one of the most common methods for ending early pregnancies.
Danco Laboratories, a mifepristone manufacturer and defendant in a lawsuit, asked the U.S. Supreme Court on Saturday to block the 5th Circuit’s ruling while appeals are pending. In the biggest …
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