Birth control pills: Harmful in early pregnancy? - MayoClinic.com

latimes.com — “In a terrifying bit of news for women trying to avoid pregnancy , Pfizer Inc. is recalling roughly a million packets of birth control pills that may have inaccurate tablet counts that could also be out of sequence.” View full resource at latimes.com

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Paul J. Turek, MD Urologist, Physician, Doctor, and Surgeon

Happy early Valentine’s Day everyone! Next time, consider the surest form of contraception ever developed- vasectomy! http://t.co/InHZa4yS

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Christiane Northrup, MD: Ella, Week After Birth Control Pill: A Boon for European Women, But Will It Make It to America?

huffingtonpost.com — “The FDA is studying a new morning-after pill. It is effective for preventing pregnancy up to 120 hours following unprotected sex and was approved for use in 44 countries in early 2009.” View full resource at huffingtonpost.com

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Ella, Week After Birth Control Pill: A Boon for European Women, But Will It Make It to America?: The FDA is study... http://huff.to/92FtGt

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50 years of the Contraceptive Pill

news-medical.net — “The Contraceptive Pill celebrated its 50th birthday on Mother's Day this year. The Pill was approved by the FDA in 1960 giving greater control to women about when they would like to give birth. The choice was supposed to help eliminate unwanted pregnancies and help couples grow closer. It was also supposed to help the couple financially by not placing burdens of early children on them.” View full resource at news-medical.net