Sentence examples for used for contraception from inspiring English sources

In Denmark, costs for oral contraceptives used for contraception are not reimbursed.

Not to be outdone, Arizona, in possible violation of federal medical privacy laws, has a bill that would force a woman to prove to her employer that her contraceptives were not being used for contraception per se, but for some medical condition, and would allow employers to fire women employees if they could not prove their medical need.

These include some ingredients used for contraception, hypertension and mood disorders".

Antiprogestins are used for contraception, labour induction, and treatment of endometriosis and breast cancer.

These early high-dose pills were soon linked to a high incidence of serious health problems, including blood clots and strokes, leading to a gradual and eventually drastic reduction in the hormone levels used for contraception.

But in the 1870s, Ann Lohman finally met her match in the religious crusader Anthony Comstock, who persuaded Congress to prohibit the sale or distribution of materials that could be used for contraception or abortion, or the sending of such materials by mail.

Planned Parenthood receives more than $500 million a year in federal funds, which it uses for contraception services, sexually transmitted disease testing and treatment, and other non-abortion services.

And if providing insurance that an employee can use for contraception is sin, a consistent application of that doctrine would essentially prevent Christian participation in every aspect of public life.

So when you ask the young girls, "What do you use for contraception?" you know they use condoms, but if you ask them, "Do you use them all the time?" it's invariably no...I would like to see...nurses going to schools and talking about family planning at school level.

Women's health advocates are expected to argue that the "morning after pill," which is used for emergency contraception, should be made available over-the-counter.

When used for emergency contraception, the copper IUD has a failure rate of less than one in 1,000, making it by far the most effective method, the researchers found.