Women get more choices for birth control (USA Today)
In just the past few months after a few years in which no new contraceptives entered the market the Food and Drug Administration gave final approval to an implantable birth control device and a new birth control pill.

Women getting more choices for birth control (Baxter Bulletin)
Carolyn Westhoff runs a large federally funded family planning clinic at Columbia University.

Finding ways to make drugs go down easier (Baltimore Sun)
From lollipops to nasal sprays, companies develop new delivery systems for old medicines Anyone who has ever tried to give a 5-year-old an antibiotic can appreciate where Edward M. Rudnic is coming from.