Legality does not imply mandatory convenience. At least not until now. Now we're instructed that government approval of a drug makes it right. Moreover, approval makes cooperation imperative. Under this system of thought policing government invents, publishes, and establishes morality.
Government then coerces citizens to conform or else.
If doctors and pharmacists don't accept the new ideology, too bad. Well, doctors and pharmacists also have inherent, unalienable rights of conscientious objection. No law or agency has any business coercing health professionals to violate their conscience. Regrettably, a court has decided that abortion is legal. That doesn't make it right.