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FDA clears sale of abortion pills in retail pharmacies

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The Food and Drug Administration is making a regulatory change that will give retail pharmacies the ability to sell abortion pills with a prescription from a licensed healthcare provider. The medication, mifepristone, has previously been dispensed through medical care facilities and mail-order pharmacies.

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