The main reason for the non-coverage, O'Connor said, is that insurers assume women will pay for birth control anyway. We know women will buy them. Changes are possible Within the past two years, contraceptive coverage has gained strength legislatively. The case, Erickson vs. Bartell Drug. It's an idea whose time has come.
Republicans stay strong on anti-abortion stance.
Doctors say women on the pill can go years without getting their periods. Here s why. Read His Lips George W. Bush missed the boat in his acceptance speech, ignoring the issues young women care about. It's Gen Y's Vote Millions of young voters will be hitting the ballot box this November. You don't have to wait until you're having sex to learn about birth control.