It's Official: Your Birth Control Will Be Fully Covered(via @Jezebel)
Here’s a rare bit of excellent news: The Department of Health and Human Services has signed off on recommendations to include contraception in preventative care.
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Here’s a rare bit of excellent news: The Department of Health and Human Services has signed off on recommendations to include contraception in preventative care.
Source: jezebel.com
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