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Drug Repository programs could be coming to Indiana

House bill 1017 would allow people to donate their unopened and unexpired prescription medicine to healthcare establishments.

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Drug repository programs could be coming to Indiana

House bill 1017 would allow people to donate their unopened and unexpired prescription medicine to healthcare establishments.

United statesDarren covingtonBrad plunkettIndiana pharmacy associationPharmacy servicesDamien centerHouse billHealth careIndiana politicsIndiana medication donationIndiana prescription donationIndiana statehouse 2023Prescription donationsPrescription medication

Bill that would allow pharmacists to prescribe birth control hears rushed testimony

INDIANAPOLIS—Pharmacists could prescribe women birth control under a bill being reviewed by the Indiana House Public Health Committee.

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Indiana lawmakers look to broaden birth control access

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Indiana lawmakers this session are eyeing ways to expand contraceptive access to prevent unintended pregnancies in the state after the Republican-led Legislature pushed through an abortion ban this past summer.

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Indiana lawmakers look to broaden birth control access

Indiana lawmakers this session are eyeing ways to expand contraceptive access to prevent unintended pregnancies in the state after the Republican-led Legislature pushed through an abortion ban this past summer.

United statesElizabeth rowrayArleigh rodgersVeronica vernonSue glickJodi smithSharon negeleShelli yoderRita flemingBrad barrettSupreme courtIndiana pharmacy associationAssociated pressAmerica statehouse news initiativeA senateRepublican led legislature

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