Over-the-counter drug

Obama administration drops objection to Plan B ruling

Conflict & Justice

President Barack Obama’s government has dropped its opposition to a court decision that allows the Plan B emergency contraceptive to be bought over-the-counter by women of any age. Proponents had argued the pill was safe and a useful safety net against unwanted pregnancy.

Judge rules Plan B must be available to all without a prescription

Health & Medicine

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Global Politics

FDA, at the behest of HHS, denies permission to sell Plan B in front of the counter

Health & Medicine

FDA controversy over Plan B contraceptive

Global Politics
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