Selina Simmons-Duffin

The poll is from KFF, a nonpartisan health research organization.

Voters who support the Make America Healthy Again or MAHA movement were asked to rank their top priorities from a list.

Lowering the cost of health care was by far the most popular choice across the political spectrum.

Four in 10 Maha voters ranked cost issues first, compared to fewer than one in 10 who chose limiting corporate influence on food policy, for example.

When it comes to Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., only one in three Maha voters strongly approved of his job performance, even though Maha is Kennedy's signature effort.

The survey was conducted in mid-April and included 1,300 people.

Selena Simmons-Duffin, NPR News.

Louisiana challenged the Food and Drug Administration over a rule that allows patients to be prescribed mifepristone through telemedicine.

The state argued that remote access undermined their abortion ban.

The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals agreed and issued a ruling to immediately put back a requirement that people go in person for the medication.

That affects people all over the country, including in states that protect abortion access.

The Reproductive Freedom Alliance, a coalition of 23 governors, wrote in a statement, quote, we are taking immediate action to protect patients and providers in our states, and we will pursue every legislative, executive, and legal avenue available, unquote.

Selena Simmons-Duffin, NPR News.

Louisiana challenged the Food and Drug Administration over a rule that allows patients to be prescribed mifepristone through telemedicine.

The state argued that remote access undermined their abortion ban.

The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals agreed and issued a ruling to immediately put back a requirement that people go in person for the medication.

That affects people all over the country, including in states that protect abortion access.

The Reproductive Freedom Alliance, a coalition of 23 governors, wrote in a statement, quote, we are taking immediate action to protect patients and providers in our states, and we will pursue every legislative, executive, and legal avenue available, unquote.

Selena Simmons-Duffin, NPR News.

Louisiana challenged the Food and Drug Administration over a rule that allows patients to be prescribed mifepristone through telemedicine.