“Easier access to contraceptives would save taxpayers money.”
— VANESSA CULLINS, VP of medical affairs for Planned Parenthood of America, writing an op-ed arguing why birth control should be more affordable [via The New York Times]
Related Topics: birth control, contraceptives, deductible, family, health care, health insurance, Planned Parenthood, pregnancy, Taxes
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