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Washington study tests birth control pills at drugstores
The University of Washington and AP are testing pharmacist dispensing of birth control pills patches and vaginal rings without a doctor visit in Seattle area drugstores. Participants answer a health questionnaire have vital signs checked and may receive a three month supply with a follow up for a nine month allotment. The $25 per visit price excludes insurance.
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Seattle
University of Washington
Robert Palmer Jr
Palmer
American College of Obstetricians
James Trussell
Office of Population Research
Princeton University
United States
Robert Harkins
Planned Parenthood
Washington
UW School of Pharmacy
Thomas Newcomer
Bartell Drugs
One of Washington
Washington State
California
Hawaii
Alaska
New Mexico