England will make the morning-after pill free at pharmacies later this year to address inequalities in access, with some women currently having to pay up to £30 for it. Health Minister Stephen Kinnock stated that equal access to emergency contraception is crucial for women’s healthcare and a fair society, aiming to eliminate the “postcode lottery” some women face in obtaining the medication. The move is part of a broader investment in community pharmacies and aims to ensure all women can access essential healthcare regardless of their location or financial situation.
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8 children hospitalized after seizure-like symptoms at Harvard Square church concert
Eight children experienced seizure-like symptoms during a concert by the French youth choir Chœur d’Enfants d’Île-de-France at St. Paul's Parish near Harvard University, prompting their transportation to hospitals; fortunately, the symptoms were not life-threatening. The Cambridge Fire Department conducted air quality tests, which returned negative results, and about 70 other attendees were unaffected. Want More Context? 🔎
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