A major change is being introduced over how you get the Pill and antibiotics on the NHS from next month. Pharmacists will get powers to give antibiotics for seven conditions that are common and simple ...

Doctors say survey shows need for morning-after pill to be available at corner shops, petrol stations and supermarkets ...

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Women across England can now access the morning-after pill free of charge from almost 10,000 community pharmacies. Hailed by officials as the most significant change to sexual health services since ...

From today, women across England can access the morning after pill free of charge at thousands of pharmacies. In what has been described as "biggest change to sexual health services since the 1960s", ...

NHS data shows that the proportion of women using the pill as their main form of contraception has dropped from 47% in 2012-13 to 27% in 2022-23. Sign up for the top news stories every day to keep you ...

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More than £28 million will be invested in reversible contraception and free health checks in Hampshire The funding will cover the next seven years to ensure the continuation of free health checks and ...

NHS data shows that the proportion of women using the pill as their main form of contraception has dropped from 47% in 2012-13 to 27% in 2022-23. Misinformation on social media is putting women off ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Misinformation on social media is putting women off the contraceptive pill who are then risking unwanted pregnancies, according to ...

Misinformation on social media is putting women off the contraceptive pill who are then risking unwanted pregnancies, according to the NHS. Videos posted online have been spreading false information ...