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Ursus marijanus
fixed it for ya.
UB, currently women need prescriptions for the pill. If they didn't (if it became OTC, say) would their health risk go up? If so, by how much? Would ordinary medical care not catch the risk factors?
I'm asking a "relative benefit" question. Where is it greater: with necessary prescriptions (which has been argued to be a sop to practitioners, a captive market so to speak, and allowing the manufs to charge inflated prescription prices to hundreds of millions) or otc with a health risk increase whose magnitude I don't know? cn