An Act relating to abortion-inducing drugs.

Summary

The bill amends Alaska law so a doctor can only prescribe, dispense, or give an abortion‑inducing drug after conducting an in‑person physical exam and must schedule a follow‑up visit within two weeks to confirm the pregnancy ended and check for blood loss. It also prohibits physicians and physician assistants from prescribing such drugs in response to an internet questionnaire or email when they have no prior patient relationship. The changes affect doctors, physician assistants, and patients seeking medication abortions.

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