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California To Lower Cost of Vasectomies for Men, Over-the-Counter Condoms for Women

Senate Bill 523 expands the accessibility of vasectomies and contraception for parents. California Gov. Gavin Newsom has the final decision to adopt this into law.

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California wants to reduce the cost of birth control for men

California is trying to ease the pain of vasectomies by making them free for millions of residents.

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California wants to snip costs for vasectomies and condoms

Most women can already get free birth control. California lawmakers are debating whether to extend that perk to millions of men.

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California wants to snip costs for vasectomies and condoms

California wants to snip costs for vasectomies and condoms
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California Wants to Snip Costs for Vasectomies and Condoms

Most women can already get free birth control. California lawmakers are debating whether to extend that perk to millions of men.

United statesMission viejoOrange countyNathan songneJacob elertMary samplaskiLiz mccaman taylorMccaman taylorAmy moyCalifornia association of healthNational health law programCalifornia health benefits review programKeck school of medicineAccess healthContraceptive equity actMarch madness