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Sunday, February 12, 2012
What is all the hoopla about medical polices finally forcing coverage of birth control?
It's a choice, not a mandate. An insurance policy pays for numerous medications and procedures but people don't have to use them unless needed.
Actually, I think it's about time — policies pay for Viagra. It is a good balance because there are all those men with a new lease on life, so why shouldn't their partners be protected if they so choose?
It is still a man's world.
Carole Richards, Livermore
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