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October 9, 2009|
Information from MHS:
October is Women's Health Month.
Healthy Debate is asking - what the Department of Defense should continue, improve or change to better support the health of female service members, particularly the wounded, ill or injured.
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One thing they could do is to make the morning after pill (Plan B) available at all MTCs. It seems that the availability varies widely between commands. Another issue that comes up is having female doctors to perform well female exams. All efforts should be made to have a female doctor on hand in order to make female service members feel comfortable if they would rather have a female examine them.
Posted by: marinefam | 10/11/2009 at 21:40