New York state has discovered that a large supply of abortion pills it stockpiled during the pandemic have since expired, raising concerns about medication access and waste. The stockpile was intended to ensure continued availability of abortion services amid disruptions, but the pills’ shelf life has now passed. Health officials are now assessing how to address the shortage and prevent similar issues in the future. The revelation highlights ongoing challenges in maintaining reliable access to reproductive healthcare.
New York state stockpiled abortion pills. Now they're all expired. WXXI News