Over-the-counter birth control fuels push for federal coverage

The article covers the momentum gained by the first over-the-counter (OTC) birth control pill in the U.S., which is fueling a push for a federal coverage rule. Advocates are pressing for policies that ensure these OTC contraceptives are covered by insurance, reducing out-of-pocket costs and increasing accessibility. The focus is on aligning federal regulations with the new availability of OTC options to support broader reproductive health access.

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