England's Free Pharmacy Morning-After Pill Service Reaches Hundreds of Thousands in First Months
The NHS pilot program removes cost barriers to emergency contraception, potentially reducing both unintended pregnancies and disparities in access to time-sensitive reproductive health options.
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