Dean Rachel Rebouche and co-authors David S. Cohen and Greer Donley lay out the FDA’s options in the event a Texas judge rules that abortion pills should be removed from the market. Read More

In order to ban abortion pills nationwide, the Comstock Act would have to “be raised from the dead,” says Dean Rachel Rebouche. Read More

A dozen Democratic attorneys general have sued the FDA, demanding the removal of “onerous” abortion pill restrictions. The lawsuit reflects what Dean Rebouche says are concerns that the current regulation is based in political, not safety, concerns. Read More

A Texas judge will soon decide whether abortion pills were wrongly authorized by the FDA. Dean Rachel Rebouche says the question has already been “asked and answered” multiple times. Read More

A federal judge in Texas could disrupt access to abortion pills nationwide. But, says Dean Rachel Rebouche, doing so would require ignoring “copious evidence” of their safety. Read More

The Biden Administration is reportedly mulling a declaration that abortion access is a public health emergency. Dean Rachel Rebouche says such a move would signal the gravity of Dobbs’ consequences for public health. Read More

A new lawsuit against CVS will try to cast birth control as an abortifacient. Dean Rachel Rebouche explains what’s at stake. Read More

Lawsuits filed in Texas, North Carolina, and West Virginia will add further confusion over the legality of abortion, says Dean Rachel Rebouche, in what has become a “really dynamic, fast-changing legal landscape.” Read More

Dean Rebouche says a White House memo is a step toward clarifying when abortion is permitted and when it is not, which may put pharmacies at ease about dispensing abortion pills. Read More

Dean Rebouche says a White House memo directing federal agencies to find options for making abortion pills more accessible doesn’t offer much that’s “concrete.” Read More