Urge the FDA to improve access to the morning-after pill

[Guest guest]

Dear Friend,

 

The FDA has until September 1 to decide whether to allow the

morning-after pill to be sold without a prescription.

 

The morning-after pill represents a common-sense, common ground

way to prevent unintended pregnancy. However, the FDA has

already rejected the first application to make it available over

the counter, and it missed a January deadline to issue a

decision.

 

I hope you sign a petition to tell the FDA that Americans don't

appreciate anti-choice politics getting in the way of sound

science and women's access to birth control. Click on the link

below to learn more and take action. Thanks!

http://prochoiceaction.org/campaign/fda_ec_0805?rk=8dqG9iS1gR9TW

 

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[Guest guest]

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> The morning-after pill represents a common-sense, common ground

> way to prevent unintended pregnancy.

 

it doesn't prevent anything - it aborts a pregnancy, and from what I read has

plenty of

negative side effects on the mother.