Demand for Long-Acting Birth Control Rose After Trump’s Election Amid Insurance Concerns, Study Shows By News February 05, 2019 Add Comment Edit The study found a nearly 22 percent increase in the demand for long-acting reversible contraceptive methods in the 30 days after the 2016 election. Share this post Related PostsA Purple Heart, Combat Badge and Ranger Tab: Vindman Sends a MessageLive Updates Ahead of Tonight’s Democratic DebateCarolyn Maloney Elected First Woman to Lead House Oversight PanelFox News Breaking News Alert‘He’s in Deeper Water Than Most’: G.O.P. Senator at Center of Impeachment InquiryFox News Breaking News AlertNew Documents Reveal Details of Pompeo’s Role in Ukraine AffairThe Twitter Ads That Weren’t
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