Beginning today, up to 47 million women may be eligible to get free
access to preventive health care services as that provision of President
Barack Obama's Affordable Care Act goes into effect.
As contraception mandate goes into effect, opponents continue to fight
"Women deserve to have control over their health care," wrote Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Kathleen Sebelius on a blog post on Healthcare.gov. "Too often, they have gone without preventive services, worrying about what even a $20 insurance co-pay would mean to their families' budgets and choosing to pay for groceries or rent instead. But now, thanks to the health care law, many women won't have to make that choice."
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