The birth control pill turns fifty in the United States
Fifty years after the approval of the first oral contraceptive, the pill reshaped fertility control, sparked cultural shifts, and spurred ongoing debates about its role in sexual revolution. Experts discuss safety, marketing, and the potential for a male birth control option.
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