Introduction to Contraceptive Equity

Introduction of Fairness in Contraception For most people, health care is an expensive and valuable resource. There are few people paying more attention to health and happiness. Most health insurance plans can agree to protect people's compensation from life-threatening diseases and serious injuries, but on a case-by-case basis there are many gray areas in each medical company. One of the gray parts is in the fairness of reproductive health and contraception law.

If passed, the Congressional discussion on conference insurance and contraception insurance law (EPICC) will require all health insurance plans with prescription drug benefits to cover contraceptives. Sexually active ladies remain unprotected, one in four women of childbearing age and one in three children under 18 years of age are not covered by private insurance (Dailard, 1999; Campbell, 1999). Public funds for family planning will greatly help the poor (income of families below federal poverty level) and low income (family income of 100% to 199% of poverty level), 73% pregnancy. Even though it accounts for only 38% of women of this age group, young women (AGI, 1998)

Is avoiding pregnancy as a form of contraception a form of natural family plan? No contraceptives - and those who doubt the intention - to eliminate other fertile couple. Using a natural form of family planning to do sexual intercourse without pregnancy, the couple avoids sexual intercourse during the birth of their children. The end of sexual intercourse between two couples without pregnancy is the same, but the way they use can not be more different.

The main relationship between contraception and abortion is this: contraception can promote this relationship and may even lead to abortion attitude and even moral quality. In contraceptive psychology, sexual intercourse is regarded as having little relationship with babies; babies are "accidents" of sexual intercourse and we believe that they are undesirable invasions and burdens on sexual relations. The sexual revolution does not love the relationship between sexual intercourse and a baby - there is no space ... "