Women favor pharmacy access to contraceptives

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Given their druthers, two-thirds of American women at risk of unintended pregnancy would be interested in being able to get contraceptives directly from their pharmacist without a prescription. Those figures come from a national survey sponsored by the Pharmacy Access Partnership.

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