Assembly passes bill allowing pharmacists to prescribe birth control pills
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The Assembly 82-11 today passed a bill to allow pharmacists to prescribe birth control pills without a doctor’s approval.
AB 176 now heads to the Senate for consideration. The measure has passed the Assembly in the last two sessions too.
Rep. Lisa Subeck, D-Madison, said it’s been frustrating to see the bill clear the Assembly in the past, only to fall flat in the Senate, where it has yet to recei...
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