The first birth ... the over-the-counter use of the oral contraceptive last summer in a landmark decision. Women can now walk into any pharmacy or go online to purchase the pills without medical ...

The White House has withdrawn a proposed rule that would have ensured private health insurance plans cover birth control when ...

Research for over-the-counter sales of the pill began nearly a decade ago. Hormone-based pills, like Opill, have long been the most common form of birth control in the U.S., used by tens of millions ...

The first over-the-counter birth control pill has been approved by the FDA. Opill has been in use for over 50 years and has a 93% effective rate at preventing pregnancy. More from News The first ...

Shortly after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, an application for an over-the-counter birth control pill was submitted to the FDA. WSJ’s Daniela Hernandez explains the difference ...

Birth control can cost anywhere from $0 to over $6,000, depending on which of the many types of birth control you choose. Birth control is free when you have insurance. You don't have to meet a ...

Why is the FDA Approving Over-The-Counter Birth Control? The FDA has made a ruling that a particular kind of birth control will be available over the counter. Heritage Researcher Emma Waters ...

If you're not prepared for pregnancy, there are options to help prevent it, such as the morning-after pill, commonly known as ...

The Food and Drug Administration approved the U.S.’s first over-the-counter daily hormonal birth control pill, called Opill, last year, with boxes of the drug appearing on pharmacy shelves last ...

From condoms to Plan B to Opill, a birth control pill that became available over the counter just last year, easy access to birth control has long felt like a settled matter. Except that certainty ...

Given the incoming administration’s contraception track record and proximity to Project 2025, Americans are concerned with ...