… pharmaceutical company Cadence OTC is making its emergency contraception medication, the Morning After Pill … ’s move comes as pharmacy retail giants including CVS and Walgreens have … access is legal. Walgreens and CVS said just days later that …

… 24, 2022. The FDA-approved morning-after pill can reduce the chance of … now expanding into 5,600 CVS stores and 1,500 … -count pack rolled out at CVS locations over the weekend. … on emergency contraceptives forced some pharmacy chains to impose temporary …

… known as the "morning after pill," which remains legal … mifepristone at a physical pharmacy. However, the Department … The drug is not readily available in every local pharmacy. … Earlier this year, Walgreens and CVS announced …

… pharmacies imposed purchase limits on emergency contraception — also known as “morning-after pills … Supreme Court. While both CVS and Rite Aid confirmed three … limits to NBC news, CVS has since dropped the … are not abortion-inducing drugs and are intended to …

(MENAFN- AFP) The US drugstore chain CVS said on Monday that it … method fails. The drugs -- commonly known as morning-after pills -- are distinct … ," the CVS statement said. Walgreens, another major US drugstore chain, said …

… B and other levonorgestrel morning-after pills are available without a … Generic or branded: branded CVS Pharmacy sells branded Plan B … a doctor and pharmacist. Learn more about drug interactions here. … buy it from Target, CVS Pharmacy, and more popular …

Students for Life of America President Kristan Hawkins on why she opposes a vending machine for emergency contraception at Boston University. College students attending George Washington University (GWU) can now access "morning after" pills using …

Students at George Washington University can now access emergency contraception through a vending machine located inside the school’s student center. Students can purchase Plan B, a well-known brand name for an emergency contraceptive pill, from the …

A Catholic nurse practitioner is suing CVS and one of its medical clinics for firing her after she refused to prescribe abortion-inducing drugs to customers. Paige Casey, who primarily worked at CVS’s MinuteClinic in the Del Ray section of Alexandria, …

The clinic fired Casey despite Virginia’s Conscience Clause, which explicitly says medical professionals with religious and conscience convictions cannot be denied employment or face disciplinary action if they refuse to participate in abortions. “Any …