Bishop to speak about ‘morning after’ pill

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23 May 2004

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Bishop to speak about ‘morning after’ pill

Bishop Anthony Fisher will be among speakers at a special information night about the “morning after” pill.

The gathering is in repsonse to the drug, Prostinor-2, becoming available at pharmacies without prescription.

The Life Office and the Catholic Adult Education Centre are hosting an evening concerning the medical, legal and ethical issues surrounding the drug.

It is to be held at the Catholic Centre, 3 Keating Street, Lidcombe NSW on Tuesday, June 1, at 7.30pm.

The meeting will be of special interest to pharmacists, healthcare workers, as well as teachers, school and family counsellors and parents.

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