Apple Watch slows to win over loyalists and investors
New York reports show Apple Watch adoption lagging despite strong early reviews. Many loyalists hesitate to pay 350 dollars or more and wear a watch with an iPhone, while investors fret over iPhone growth momentum and overall sentiment. Early buyers express mixed satisfaction and curiosity about future models.
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Rising teen use of morning-after pill tied to easier access
A CDC survey shows more than one in five sexually active teen girls have used the morning-after pill, up from one in twelve a decade ago as it became available without a prescription. Most teens also report condom use, and over half have used the pill at some point.
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