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Poland 's health ministry has introduced a labelling system for pharmacies that can provide women with the morning-after pill without requiring a doctor’s prescription.
The measures were introduced by the government in response to conservative President Andrzej Duda vetoing a bill that would have introduced prescription-free emergency contraception.
The hundreds of pharmacies around the country that are offering the new service will now have a physical marking outside their place of business.
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Agata Pyka is an assistant editor and political communication student at the University of Amsterdam .
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