- June 12, 2010, 5:50 pm
One of the most popular contraceptives on the market, Yaz a fourth-generation birth control pill has come under scrutiny in many United States courtrooms, recently. Yaz prevents ovulation in women and creates difficulty for the sperm in reaching the uterus. It makes it harder for a fertilized egg to become attached to the uterus, which can cause pregnancy.
Women, age 14 and older, are being marketted to and prescribed this medication to treat mild acne, smyptoms of PMS and premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD). However, in recent years, many side effects of Yaz have become evident and have even taken the lives of innocent women who are being prescribed this form of birth control by their doctors.
Lawsuit Filed Against Makers of Yaz
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