Are you 15? Here's your morning-after pill
(CNN) — The FDA on Tuesday approved a plan to allow Teva Women’s Health Inc., maker of Plan B One-Step, to market the morning-after pill without a prescription to females age 15 years of age and older.
(CNN) — The FDA on Tuesday approved a plan to allow Teva Women’s Health Inc., maker of Plan B One-Step, to market the morning-after pill without a prescription to females age 15 years of age and older.