RT @Ayanna Pressley: NEWS: Opill, the first over-the-counter birth control, is now available in stores in Massachusetts and across the country—without a prescription.
While we fight to #FreeThePill for everyone, find out where you can get it near you. https://t.co/tdzUfYi5Gf
On the radio show this week we cover the Free the Pill campaign and the state of birth control in America; we dive into the power of the Latino vote, Hispanic Heritage Month, and how to close the wage gaps; after that we discuss how to get more news coverage on the issues you care about the most; an
On the radio show this week we cover the Free the Pill campaign and the state of birth control in America; we dive into the power of the Latino vote, Hispanic Heritage Month, and how to close the wage gaps; after that we discuss how to get more news coverage on the issues you care about the most; an
On the radio show this week we cover the Free the Pill campaign and the state of birth control in America; we dive into the power of the Latino vote, Hispanic Heritage Month, and how to close the wage gaps; after that we discuss how to get more news coverage on the issues you care about the most; an
On the radio show this week we cover the Free the Pill campaign and the state of birth control in America; we dive into the power of the Latino vote, Hispanic Heritage Month, and how to close the wage gaps; after that we discuss how to get more news coverage on the issues you care about the most; an
An #FDA advisory panel voted 17-0 to recommend that the agency approve Opill (a progestin-only oral contraceptive) be made available to buy over the counter. The FDA will likely make a decision on it this summer.
@GabrielaArguedas That link didn't work for me but this one does: https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2022/11/the-pill-contraception-birth-control-over-the-counter-fda/