“New” Plan B Emails Say FDA’s “Novel” Concerns Were Not Novel – Waxman
This article was originally published in The Pink Sheet Daily
Executive Summary
FDA had begun considering the legality of marketing the emergency contraceptive over-the-counter for women age 16 and older and Rx for those under 16 as early as 2004, documents suggest.
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