emergency contraception

'I've Been Trying To Get The Coil For 6 Months': Women Are Failing To Access Contraception

Research from the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists suggests women are also struggling to access abortion services and menopause support.
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'I Ran Out Of The Shop Mortified': Women's Real Experiences Of Getting The Morning After Pill

Asked about emergency contraception, women talk of "the little room” – and the lectures that happen in it.
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What Is The Morning After Pill And Where Can You Get It In The UK?

The morning after pill is a form of emergency contraception that has been available for people in the UK since 1984. While you can buy either Levonelle or EllaOne from most pharmacies, it is also available for free on the NHS. Both pills work by delaying or stopping ovulation.
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NHS Advert Slammed For Telling Young Men To 'Bware Da Baby Trap'

The ad also asked men if they'd give up their gaming console to have a baby.
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This Is How Many Times You Can Safely Take The Morning After Pill In A Year

You might be surprised.
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Boots Sent Charity Legal Letter For Campaigning To Make Morning After Pill Cheaper

The chemist has since committed to lowering the cost of emergency contraception.
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Call To End 'Sexist' Price of Morning After Pill And Make It Available On Supermarket Shelves

Women in the UK pay up to £30 for basic emergency contraception.
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