More than 65 percent of Poles believe that emergency contraception should be available without a prescription, although one in four of us favor its availability only to women of legal age. More supporters, however, are, all together, for the option of not introducing any age restrictions, possibly setting the limit at 15 years, as passed by the Parliament.
The Biostat Research and Development Center conducted a survey on the survey-opinii.pl panel on, among other things, the current hottest worldview issues, including emergency contraception. The survey was conducted from February 20 to 22, 2024, and responses were collected among 1,000 Polish adults.
According to 26.3 percent of respondents, they believe that the morning-after pill should be available without a prescription, but only to people who are 18 years of ...
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