Posted on Jul 24, 2021
Illinois becomes one of the first Midwest states to allow over-the-counter birth control
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A new law signed this week by Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker (D) will allow residents of the state to access birth control over the counter.
The law, signed by Pritzker on Thursday, will go into effect on Jan. 1, 2022.
The legislation mandates that state-regulated insurance covers birth control and aims to make sure contraception remains affordable in the state.
The law, signed by Pritzker on Thursday, will go into effect on Jan. 1, 2022.
The legislation mandates that state-regulated insurance covers birth control and aims to make sure contraception remains affordable in the state.
Illinois becomes one of the first Midwest states to allow over-the-counter birth control
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SR Kenneth Beck
More non bias study needs be done. Is there a link between the “pill” and blood clots, heart disease and/or breast cancer?
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Lt Col Charlie Brown
SR Kenneth Beck - another issue is that you can know you're pregnant but to self treat (maybe it is ectopic) and needs surgery...I would not do this.
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