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State policy
State Policy
July 6, 2020
Toolkit Advances Contraceptive Access
Our new toolkit aims to help elected officials, public health officials, and advocates enact key contraceptive policies in their state.
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PHARMACIST PRESCRIBING OF HORMONAL BC
An infographic on the state of pharmacist prescribing in the United States.
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Pharmacist Prescribing of Hormonal BC
Currently, 17 states (including DC) have enacted policies to allow pharmacists to prescribe and dispense self-administered hormonal methods.
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Key State Policies at a Glance
The policies detailed in this fact sheet help expand access to and information about contraception, but none of them alone is a panacea.
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Extended Supply of Contraception
This fact sheet offers details on the laws in 21 states that require insurers to increase the number of months for which they cover prescription contraceptives.
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