Birth Control Video Birth Control For Women News Planned Parenthood: 'Morning-After' Plan B Pill Would Decrease Abortions Cybercast News Service - Alexandria,VA,USA Planned Parenthood Federation of America clinics already dispense the drug regimen, also known as Plan B birth control, in their "Emergency Contraception Kits.". ... Planned Parenthood maintains that Plan B is safe to use and would prevent as many as 800,000 abortions each year. According to the Alan Guttmacher Institute, the research arm of Planned Parenthood, about 1.37 million abortions take place in the United States each year. FDA scrutinizes birth control drugs AP - Washington "Today most birth control pills are very safe for the vast majority of women." The very first pills were very high dose and carried risks of blood clots and cardiovascular problems that would be unacceptable to most women... Newer birth control pills may be less... SEXUAL desire and Morning After Pill U.S. News & World Report - USA ... The team examined levels of a protein called sex hormone binding globulin (SHBG), which blocks the action of testosterone. Researchers reported in the current Journal of Sexual Medicine that oral contraceptives (Plan B) pills may interfere with the action of a key hormone even after women have stopped taking the drug, possibly contributing to an ongoing loss of sexual desire. Men's Health Issues News

Women's Birth Control Drug Side Effects FAQs Oral Birth Control For Women Newsletter "Will Contraceptives Disappear From Pharmacies for Good?" All Pharmacies Should Sell Contraceptives - Take Action! Most of us take for granted the ability to find standard women's birth control oral contraceptives in our local pharmacies. However, more and more people are losing this ability due to the emergence of "pro-life" pharmacies across the nation. It's hard to believe, but these drugstores refuse to stock birth control pills, the morning-after pill and even condoms. Pharmacies in entire regions could follow suit,leaving patrons with no place to buy contraceptives for miles. A full 98 percent of women of reproductive age who have had intercourse have used a contraceptive. How can pharmacies ignore the reproductive health needs of virtually all of their female patrons? One of these "pro-life" drugstores, DMC Pharmacy, is about to open in Virginia. If the Virginia Board of Pharmacy requires DMC to stock contraceptives, other pharmacy boards may follow its lead. Stop "pro-life" pharmacies before they sweep the nation. Nip this national health care problem in the bud. Please tell the Virginia Board of Pharmacy to require pharmacies in its state to keep contraceptives on their shelves. Web Form Petition Bookmark Women's Birth Control Website! Add to your personal webpage: Post a comment Name: E-Mail: Subject: Comments:

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