New York’s stockpile of abortion pills, acquired to meet increased demand during legal challenges, has now expired, raising concerns about the state’s preparedness for future restrictions. Officials had anticipated a surge in requests following legal uncertainties, but the medication’s shelf life has since lapsed, leaving gaps in access. The situation highlights broader challenges in maintaining supply chains for reproductive healthcare amid shifting legal landscapes. Questions remain about how the state will address potential future shortages.
New York state stockpiled abortion pills. Now they're all expired. Gothamist
