OTTAWA – Women in Canada should soon have access to the morning-after pill without a doctor’s prescription. The drug levonorgestrel, sold under the brand name Plan B, has been approved for sale directly from pharmacies, Health Canada confirmed Wednesday. Which, of course, begs the question: if we could do an over-the-counter plan B deal in […]
This is just great. Makes me want to be a University prof. Jenn, you might be able to use this one someday….
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Got three different taps this mornings about this article in the NY Times (thanks Jenn, B and Maureen!) about the latest, most extensive study done on the relationship between “fat” and “health.” And guess the fuck what? People who are overweight but not obese have a lower risk of death than those of normal weight,
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