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Health Topics: Emergency Contraception

Emergency Contraception: Morning After Pill or Plan B

What is emergency contraception (EC)? How to obtain Plan B and/or get counseling information? How does emergency contraception work? When is emergency contraception appropriate? How effective is Plan B? What are the risks and side effects of Plan B?

Online Resources: Emergency Contraception

Plan B

The Plan B is a helpful resource on emergency contraception.

Life-threatening emergencies: call 911 or 9 911 (from campus) | Urgent care at HUHS: 617.495.5711

Disclaimer: The information provided on our website is not intended to diagnose or treat any health problem or disease. It is meant to support, not replace, the relationship that exists between an individual and his/her clinician.