Creates provisions relating to emergency contraception for victims of sexual assault

This bill requires hospitals to offer emergency contraception to women who report being sexually assaulted within the past five days. Emergency contraception is defined as any FDA-approved drug or device that prevents pregnancy after intercourse. If passed, this would ensure that victims of sexual assault have access to this medical option at hospitals.

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