Healey says abortion medication will remain protected in Mass., orders pills to be stockpiled

In an executive order Monday, Gov. Maura Healey has ordered that the medication abortion mifepristone will remain protected in Massachusetts, even after a federal judge blocked the FDA approval on Friday.

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