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UConn expands access to birth control with 'Plan B' in vending machines

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By Eyewitness News Click here for updates on this story HARTFORD, Connecticut (WABC) — Connecticut is expanding access to birth control. A new vending machine at the University of Connecticut dispenses emergency contraception. The university is offering ‘Plan B’ to students at a lower cost. The college has become the first institution in the state to make such a move. The university’s school of pharmacy is also now offering a program to trai…

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UConn expands access to birth control with 'Plan B' in vending machines

Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont said expanding access could make things easier for people struggling to receive reproductive health care.

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TechBullion

Modern Vending Machines: Convenience Meets Innovation

Vending machines have evolved from simple snack dispensers into sophisticated devices catering to a variety of needs. Today’s machines offer everything from fresh meals to tech gadgets, driven by technological advancements like cashless payment options and touchscreen interfaces. As businesses, schools, and residential spaces embrace these innovations, vending machines are transforming convenience into a profitable, […] The post Modern Vending M…

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Vassar’s First Healthcare Vending Machines: VSafe

This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Vassar chapter. When’s the last time you were in the Old Bookstore in the Main Building? Did you happen to notice a different type of vending machine down there? If you didn’t, keep reading. The Vassar Student Association, Health Services, and Health Promotion and Education installed new vending machines that are completely FREE. This vending machine is an initiative designed to …

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