Jul 16, 2019
5 min read
Birth Control: Approaches and Moral Distinctions
Understanding the basics
The World Health Organization (WHO) describes the ideal contraceptive as one that is highly effective, easy to apply, readily reversible, inexpensive, easily distributed, has no serious side-effects or risks, and is acceptable in light of the religious, ethical, and cultural background of the user. To complete this utopic vision, one may wish to add that…
