rtilized. If ovulation already has occurred, the morning after pills my prevent implantation. Preven doesn't work if a fertilized egg already has been implanted in the uterus. Arguments have been voiced by defenders of the drug called Preven, which prevents pregnancies up to three days after sex. Federal regulators cleared the medicine for sale in September 1998. Withholding the pills from county clinic patients harms poor women. The pills act before a new life has begun, by preventing ovulation or implantation of a fertilized egg. The morning pills are a form of abortion. Just because the drug is legal doesn't men county health officials must provide it. Taxpayer money shouldn't be used for emergency contraception.The morning after pill is great in some ways but what about those who can't afford it or just can't stand giving up something they are responsible for. The morning after pill may be a good idea to some individuals but everyone is responsible for their own actions. If they did not want to take up a responsibility than why did they have sex in the first place. Those who decide to have sex should think about the consequences before they do anything before they have an abortion. ...
