The Morning After Pill, made by Cadence OTC of Oakland, Calif., is shown on a convenience store shelf. Women's health advocates claim that as retail pharmacies close across the country they leave ...

“I cannot reconcile the so-called ‘morning after pill’ with my conscience, because it could possibly end a human life. Therefore, I feel forced to give up my license as a pharmacist.” ...

“The morning-after pill was always on our roadmap. We were following the court very closely. We knew they going to be voting on the Dobbs decision in June, so we fast-tracked it.

The aim would be to end the “postcode lottery” of access to the morning-after pill. Cost varies depending on the type of pill and where you get it, but it can range from around £10 to £33 in ...

The government is set to commission a free emergency contraception service in pharmacies in England. The aim would be to end the “postcode lottery” of access to the morning-after pill.

The "morning-after" pill, a form of emergency contraception, will be made available over the counter for free in pharmacies in England this year, the UK government said Sunday.

The morning-after pill could become free from pharmacies in order to end an "unfair postcode lottery", according to a health minister. The morning-after pill is a type of emergency contraception ...

Washington, D.C. Newsroom, Jan 29, 2025 / 16:10 pm A study published last week found that the active ingredient used in a common morning-after “emergency contraceptive” can be used to induce a ...

A study published last week found that the active ingredient used in a common morning-after “emergency contraceptive” can be used to induce a chemical abortion at least up to the ninth week of ...

The morning-after pill is legal across the U.S., even in the states with the strictest abortion bans — but many Americans don’t know that, in part due to a mistaken belief that the pill is ab… ...

No; the morning-after pill, writes the Mayo Clinic, isn't meant to be a main method of birth control. It's more of a backup in case a woman's regular birth control didn't work or wasn't used.