The Evra Contraceptive Patch, which is the newest form of birth control developed in recent years, is the size of a half dollar and is worn on the abdomen, arm, or buttocks. It works similarly to the birth control pill, but is absorbed through the skin. Each patch is effective for one week.
Tests conducted by the company show that it is as effective as oral contraceptives and easy to use.
This success can be attributed to the Clinton administration's diversity goals, which have aided women in receiving greater job opportunities and advancement. A majority of the employees who chose to take the buyout were older, white men. Unfortunately, women have not yet achieved job parity. They continue to hold the majority of secretarial, nursing and miscellaneous clerk positions. I am confident that this will continue.