Morning-after pill is not the answer

THE crisis pregnancy agency (CPA) are urging the Government to make the morning-after (MA) pill available over the counter.

Morning-after pill is not the answer
Sat, 31 Jul, 2004 - 01:00

Have they considered the ill effects this could have for women and girls?

Currently a woman needs to consult her GP or family planning clinic before being prescribed the contraceptive pill. The MA pill is much stronger. Would it not be dangerous to a woman’s health?

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