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Birth Control: Yesterday and Today

Birth control. For millions of people it’s an essential part of their health care. It helps people avoid getting pregnant, plan their families, and can even help manage major health issues like endometriosis.

I know, I know. Preaching to the choir.

But ever stop and think about just how big of an impact birth control has had on people’s lives throughout the past 100 years or so? Here’s a little historical perspective.

Nathan at PPFA

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