Legally, contraception is free. But 25% of women still paying

(NewsNation) — Roughly one-fourth of women in the United States with private insurance plans are paying for contraception, despite the Affordable Care Act mandating that such plans cover the "full range" of Food and Drug Administration-approved options.

That includes emergency contraceptives, female sterilizations and all newly approved products alongside services connected to contraception, including insertion and removal procedures and follow-up appointments.

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