Oral contraceptives have had broad impact but some seek alternatives to the pill
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Oral contraceptives have had broad impact but some seek alternatives to the pill
On May 11, 1960, 50 years ago today, the pharmaceutical company Searle received approval from the Food and Drug Administration to sell a tiny pill named Enovid for birth control. A simple combination of two hormones -- progesterone and estrogen -- the pill inhibited ovulation. If taken correctly,...
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Oral contraceptives have had broad impact but some seek alternatives to the pill By Melissa Bell http://ow.ly/1KYgG
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