AMA urges FDA to make oral contraceptive available over-the-counter Statements of SupportPress Releases and Statements Jun 15 Written By Leah Scott “Providing patients with OTC access to the birth control pill is an easy call from a public health perspective as the health risks of pregnancy vastly outweigh those of oral contraceptive use. Access is one of the most cited reasons why patients do not use oral contraceptives, use them inconsistently, or discontinue use. Expanding OTC access would make it easier for patients to properly use oral contraceptives, leading to fewer unplanned pregnancies.” — David H. Aizuss, MD, American Medical Association Board Member Read More FDAmedical expertsOTC access Leah Scott
AMA urges FDA to make oral contraceptive available over-the-counter Statements of SupportPress Releases and Statements Jun 15 Written By Leah Scott “Providing patients with OTC access to the birth control pill is an easy call from a public health perspective as the health risks of pregnancy vastly outweigh those of oral contraceptive use. Access is one of the most cited reasons why patients do not use oral contraceptives, use them inconsistently, or discontinue use. Expanding OTC access would make it easier for patients to properly use oral contraceptives, leading to fewer unplanned pregnancies.” — David H. Aizuss, MD, American Medical Association Board Member Read More FDAmedical expertsOTC access Leah Scott