A new study says the abortion pill mifepristone is 22 times more dangerous than previously known. What to make of a study that seems to upend years of accepted science?

A new study says the abortion pill mifepristone is 22 times more dangerous than previously known. What to make of a study that seems to upend years of accepted science?
The injunction comes a week after the Wyoming Supreme Court heard arguments in a separate civil case challenging two other laws that amount to a near total ban on the procedure.
The five-member court has until mid-August to make a decision. Questions focused on who decides when life begins and if abortion is healthcare.
Since a new law shuttered the state’s only procedural abortion clinic, its patients were referred to Colorado, Utah and Montana.
Judge Melissa Owens said she wouldn’t consider the case since patients have been turned away from care at Wellspring Health Access in Natrona County.
Beyond abortion, Wellspring provides some gender-affirming care, OB-GYN healthcare and family planning services.
Justices will consider whether Wyoming’s two near-total abortion bans enacted in 2023 are constitutional.
Chief Justice Katie Fox denied the lawmaker’s proposal in a brief order filed March 4.
Some lawmakers said the bill isn’t intended to protect women, as its supporters have suggested, but is meant to make abortion inaccessible while it’s legal in Wyoming.