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Indiana’s Attorney General Todd Rokita wants to have mifepristone classified as a water contaminant. Health experts say there’s no evidence it poses a risk.
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Indiana attorney general targets abortion pill mifepristone as water risk. Health experts dispute the claim
Benjamin Thorp
Indiana’s Attorney General joined 13 other states to call for the EPA to classify the abortion inducing drug mifepristone as a water contaminant, arguing it could pose a health risk. Health experts say there’s no evidence for his claims.
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