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What You Need to Know About The Opill
The approval of Opill for non-prescription use to prevent pregnancy is a landmark event for the U.S., and could have a significant impact on individuals experiencing barriers to obtaining contraception, such as those who live in poverty, those who cannot take off from work or school to attend physician appointments, and adolescents. The availability of a non-prescription, progestin-only oral contraceptive pill could significantly reduce unintended pregnancies in the U.S., thereby mitigating the negative medical and socioeconomic impacts associated with unintended pregnancy. It could also increase bodily autonomy for women which is a hot topic in recent years.
Common Yet Challenging: Understanding Miscarriage
Most miscarriages occur in the first trimester, which is before many women have even had their first prenatal appointment. Chromosomal abnormalities are...