Oregon inches toward non-prescription birth control
Oregon women soon may be able to purchase birth control directly from a pharmacist without a doctor's note, under a bill now headed to the Senate floor for a full vote.
The Senate Rules Committee approved House Bill 2879 on Thursday and sent it on to the Senate President's desk, where it awaits scheduling for a floor vote.
If passed, Oregon would follow California as the second state in the nation to pass such legislation. However, since California hasn't developed administrative rules to implement…
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Posted on June 19, 2015
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