More research is needed to better understand how weight and BMI may change the drug’s effectiveness. Plan B and other levonorgestrel morning-after pills are considered safe. The medication stays ...

The Office on Women's Health (OWH) advises not using Plan B as a regular form of birth control. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has not approved morning-after pills as routine birth control.

Once the expiration date passes, the company that manufactures Plan B is no longer liable for any side effects or other issues. "However, the drug is not completely ineffective after the ...

Some researchers believe that weight and BMI — which stands for body mass index — alters the effectiveness of Plan B because those with more fat cells metabolize drugs differently than people ...

Plan B works to prevent pregnancy by delaying ovulation ... Sometimes, you can take the first medication in the clinic and the second at home. You can usually take the abortion pill until 11 ...

Rule out pregnancy first. Take one single-dose as soon as possible but no later than 72hrs after unprotected intercourse. If vomiting occurs within 2hrs, may consider repeating dose.

I am writing in response to Laura Graham's opinion column on pharmacists and the Plan B drug ("Enforcing morality over practicality," Oct 28). It is not only wrong, but also dangerous, for our ...

The second column, “The College on the Pill,” written under Menashi’s own byline, raised questions about both Dartmouth’s distribution of the Plan B drug and the completeness of the ...

A new executive order signed Tuesday by President Trump directs Congress to change a key provision of the law allowing ...

In addition to medication abortion, Columbia offers on-campus STI testing, gynecology appointments, and free levonorgestrel, more colloquially known as Plan B or the morning-after pill. “Provider ...