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Irin Carmon on “NewsNation”
Irin Carmon discusses birth control hot topics: privacy, policy and Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome VIDEO
By Carmen GarciaTopics: Birth Control, Health, Politics News
Salon staff writer Irin Carmon talked to Tamron Hall about how privacy concerns are being sidelined in the ongoing birth control battle. “It’s crazy,” she said. “Are they going to start knocking on the door of the women who have Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome?”
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