The Right to FDA-Approved Medicines Act ensures individuals' and providers' rights to access and prescribe FDA-approved medicines.

The Right to FDA-Approved Medicines Act establishes a statutory right for individuals to obtain FDA-approved medicines without coercion and for health care providers to prescribe such medicines. It prohibits any government from restricting the sale, provision, or use of FDA-approved medicines or aiding individuals in obtaining them. The Act allows the Attorney General to sue states or officials enforcing restrictive laws and provides a private right of action for affected individuals and providers.

The Right to FDA-Approved Medicines Act ensures individuals' and providers' rights to access and prescribe FDA-approved medicines.

The Right to FDA-Approved Medicines Act establishes a statutory right for individuals to obtain FDA-approved medicines without coercion and for health care providers to prescribe such medicines. It prohibits any government from restricting the sale, provision, or use of FDA-approved medicines or aiding individuals in obtaining them. The Act allows the Attorney General to sue states or officials enforcing restrictive laws and provides a private right of action for affected individuals and providers.