New York TimesAfter Health Care Act, Sharp Drop in Spending on Birth ControlNew York TimesOut-of-pocket spending on most major birth control methods fell sharply in the months after the Affordable Care Act began requiring insurance plans to cover contraception at no cost to women, a new study has found. Spending on the pill, the most ...Young adults see cost as disadvantage of health insuranceChannel News AsiaConference To Address Health Care Costs For EmployersWyoming Public Mediaall 10 news articles »
After Health Care Act, Sharp Drop in Spending on Birth Control
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