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Got Plan B? Essay Contest for Young Women!

Amie Newman, RH Reality Check on March 25, 2008 - 9:52am
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Young women deserve the truth! Today is Back Up Your Birth Control with Emergency Contraception Day and Pharmacy Access Partnership is looking to talk to - and hear from - young women about their thoughts and opinions on this safe way to prevent pregnancy.

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The One To Take the Lead

Susan Wood, ThePumpHandle.wordpress.com on January 30, 2008 - 10:16am
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Today, women are able to access emergency contraception, a safe, second chance option for preventing unintended pregnancy in a timely manner without a prescription. Senator Hillary Clinton is the leader that made this happen.


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Acting Surgeon General Galson Fumbled Plan B

Vivien Labaton, Center for Reproductive Rights on September 27, 2007 - 8:00am
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President Bush elevates political puppetry above public health with his appointment of Steven Galson to Acting Surgeon General.


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EC's Lesson: People Make Change Happen

Susan Wood, ThePumpHandle.wordpress.com on August 28, 2007 - 8:10am
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A slew of anniversaries in August leads to reflections on lessons learned from the former FDA Assistant Commissioner for Women's Health.


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Global EC: The Path to Access

Elizabeth Westley, International Consortium for Emergency Contraception on August 23, 2007 - 8:00am
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Emergency Contraception was conceptualized internationally, born abroad, piloted around the world and currently marketed through a combination of both international and domestic agencies. Elizabeth Westley takes us on a worldly journey through EC's beginnings, recent challenges and future.


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Plan B: Politics Over Science

Belle Taylor-McGhee, Pharmacy Access Partnership on August 23, 2007 - 7:30am
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The FDA's foot-dragging over non-prescription approval for Plan B set a disturbing precedent of putting politics over science.


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