I don't know how they're going to figure out who to cover. Meanwhile, women face many hurdles in getting coverage for reproductive poblems. This debate is going to go for a long time. Truth is that it varies case by case. Sometimes it's medical and should be covered.
Parents have a lot to worry about when the kids go off to college.
Now it's Viagra. But drug companies are very nervous about abuse and will probably limit wide distribution. Colleges will probably be on the lookout for any black market impotence drugs. But in a way, this is an old story. Half an hour remaining with our guest, Abigail Trafford, editor of The Washington Post's Health section.