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FDA Allows Easier Access To “Morning-After” Pill; Advocates Want More Plan B Pill Access

August 25, 2006 | 
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A “morning-after” contraceptive can be sold to adults in the United States without a prescription, health officials ruled on Thursday, ending a three-year fight over wider access and use by teenagers.>>> Discuss This Story

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