(Reuters) -Costco Wholesale said on Thursday it has decided to not sell abortion pill mifepristone across all its U.S. pharmacy stores, citing low demand.

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Costco Wholesale Corp. has decided not to dispense the abortion pill mifepristone at its more than 500 pharmacy locations, a ...

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Costco said in a statement that it hasn’t seen consumer demand for the pill, and had no comment on whether the conservative ...

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