Access to levonorgestrel emergency contraception: science versus federal politics

Author： Thompson Kirsten MJ   Raine Tina R   Foster Diana Greene   Speidel J Joseph   Darney Philip D   Brindis Claire D   Harper Cynthia C  

Publisher： Future Medicine

ISSN： 1745-5057

Source： Women's Health, Vol.9, Iss.2, 2013-03, pp. : 139-143

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