Put morning-after pill on general sale to give UK women full control, experts say
by Tobi Thomas Health and inequalities correspondent from World news | The Guardian on (#6J84J)
Barriers to emergency contraception should be removed, says Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare
Women should be given full control of their contraceptive needs by being allowed to buy the morning-after pill in supermarkets and petrol stations in the UK, a coalition of healthcare bodies has said.
The Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare (FSRH) said it was high time the barriers to emergency contraception were removed by reclassifying the morning-after pill under the general sales list, meaning it could be bought in shops.
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