Gary Gross, Medical Director of ABCD Boston Family Planning, explains at the Connecticut v. Griswold 40th Anniversary news briefing why birth control is a necessity for our society.

Posted by Staff on June 6, 2005 |

Birth control made it possible for women to finish their education, join the work force, and to choose when and if they will have children, MD Gary Gross says at news briefing on the 40th anniversary of Griswold v. Connecticut. He states it is important to preserve the right to birth control, citing the increasing number of women enrolling at major universities. (:43)

 
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June 6, 2005
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