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The landmark approval of the first hormonal contraceptive (HC) in 1960 marked a significant milestone in women’s health, granting them unprecedented autonomy over their reproductive choices and enabling them to have greater control over the direction of their lives. Today, Read More
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Dr. Paula Clayton was a pioneering psychiatrist who made significant strides in the field of mental health. She graduated with her medical degree from Washington University School of Medicine in 1960, making history as one of only four women in Read More