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Morning-after pill to be made free at pharmacies in England

  • The morning-after pill will be free at pharmacies on the NHS, ending charges that can reach £30, as announced by Wes Streeting.
  • This initiative aims to address health inequality across England and improve access to emergency contraception for women, according to the government.
  • The change is expected to relieve pressure on GP services by reducing the need for appointments for obtaining emergency contraception.
  • Stephen Kinnock emphasized that equal access to contraception is vital for women's healthcare.
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Free access to safe contraceptives is part of a fair society, according to the Secretary of State for Health. This year, he wants to implement his plan - and thus also relieve the doctors.

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