Abortion medications are now becoming more accessible at pharmacies across the United States, making it easier for women to obtain the drugs needed for a medical abortion. This shift in distribution is not only beneficial for women seeking to terminate a pregnancy but also for healthcare providers prescribing these medications.
Starting this month, CVS and Walgreens pharmacies in some states will begin selling mifepristone, commonly known as the abortion pill. This move marks a significant step in increasing access to reproductive healthcare for women across the country.
Major drug stores across the country have started selling the abortion pill ahead of a landmark Supreme Court case. This move has sparked controversy among women’s health advocates and anti-abortion groups.
Starting this month, CVS and Walgreens will begin selling abortion pills at their stores across the United States. This decision comes after years of debate and controversy surrounding access to reproductive healthcare services.
