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Opill approval means greater access to birth control pills What else does it mean?

Experts say the progestin-only pill will increase access to people who may not have access to the health care system for a prescription.

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Opill cost, coverage: Over-the-counter birth control pill explained

Experts say the progestin-only pill will increase access to people who may not have access to the health care system for a prescription.

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FDA Approves OPill, the First Over-the-Counter Birth Control Pill

This progestin-only oral contraceptive will be available without a prescription in the U.S. early next year. Details about cost are forthcoming.

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Cycle syncing is trendy Does it work?

Among the many techniques that helped the U.S. women’s soccer team win the World Cup in 2019 was, according to one of the team’s coaches, a slightly unorthodox strategy: paying

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Pregnancy after 40, IVF: CDC data shows more women delay having babies

CDC data shows birth rates among women 45 and older increased for the first time in 2022 since 2015, and the number of births increased by 12%.

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