FDA Approves Over-the-Counter Sales of Morning-After Pill
The Food and Drug Administration has approved a broader access to sales of the morning-after contraceptive pill, making it possible for women 18 and older to purchase the pill over the counter without a prescription.| Comments on article "FDA Approves Over-the-Counter Sales of Morning-After Pill" | |||||||||||||||
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