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Thank you. From Wondery, I'm David Brown, and this is Business Wars Daily on this July 8th. Happy Friday, everyone.

Today we're concluding our series on the impact that the Supreme Court's decision

to overturn Roe v. Wade has had on businesses. We've touched on period tracker apps, corporate

health insurance policies, startups providing abortion care through the mail, and today

major pharmacy retailers. Emergency contraceptives can prevent pregnancy if taken within three

days of intercourse.

In 2013, a decision by the Obama administration made one brand, Plan B, One Step, available

over-the-counter with no age restrictions and for around $50, which means these pills are

supposed to be relatively easy to obtain. But that's not always the case. Last year, a professor

of medicine sent a group of students to several pharmacies in western Pennsylvania. The students

found that a third of the pharmacies they visited didn't stock Plan B at all. And when they did,

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