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Documenting activism and advocacy around medication abortion in Central, East, and West Africa

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By Marta Bornstein, Yves-Yvette Young, Lucía Berro Pizzarossa, Margot Cohen Verified
| African Journal of Reproductive Health Verified
Abstract Medication abortion, a safe and effective method for terminating pregnancy in the first and second trimester, can reduce overall maternal mortality. However, little is known about how advocates for abortion view medication abortion in their communities, particularly where abortion is legally restricted.
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Canada Moves to Ban Americans From Buying Ozempic There to Save Money: ‘It Has to Stop'

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By A. Pawlowski Verified, Cecilia Wong Verified, Margot Cohen Verified, Richard Adams Verified, Stephanie Gosk Verified
| WRC-TV (Washington, DC) Verified
With shortages of Ozempic at U.S. pharmacies, some Americans have been turning to Canada and Mexico to buy the medication, a Type 2 diabetes treatment many people are using off-label to lose weight. They’re also seeking lower prices: Insurance typically doesn’t cover weight-loss drugs, so out-of-pocket costs can be steep. The list price for Ozempic is almost $900 per injector pen, which is typically a month’s supply.
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Canada Moves to Ban Americans From Buying Ozempic There to Save Money: ‘It Has to Stop'

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By A. Pawlowski Verified, Cecilia Wong Verified, Margot Cohen Verified, Richard Adams Verified, Stephanie Gosk Verified
| WMAQ-TV (Chicago, IL) Verified
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