Pharmacy chains in Colorado are caught in the middle of the abortion battle after the FDA expanded access to abortion pills earlier this year
In January, Walgreens and CVS announced they planned to provide abortion pills following the FDA's rule change that broadens availability for the pills.
“While you're going in there to get a six-pack of Coca-Cola or a medicine to help heal your body, someone might be in there trying to end the life of their baby," said Thomas Uebbing, who organized the protest. "The abortion pill medication has been used for over two decades now," said Nicole Hensen, with New Era Colorado."It makes health care more accessible and affordable to folks all across the country."
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