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U S OK s 1st nonprescription birth control pill Should Canada follow?

The FDA has approved a nonprescription, progestin-only birth control pill called Opill, which experts are saying could be a positive step forward for increasing access.

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U S OK s 1st nonprescription birth control pill Should Canada follow? - National

The FDA has approved a nonprescription, progestin-only birth control pill called Opill, which experts are saying could be a positive step forward for increasing access.

United statesUnited kingdomInsiya mankaniKelly blanchardWendy normanServices planFamily planning public health researchUniversity of saskatchewanSexual healthCanadian institutes of health researchPublic health agency of canadaDrug administrationIbis reproductive healthMedical services planPublic health agencyCanadian institutes

British Columbia to Offer Free Prescription Contraception

Pharmacists will soon be able to prescribe free contraception to residents, thus removing barriers of access for those without a family physician.

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