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Fears Of More Reproductive Health Limitations Under Trump Driving 'Bulk' Sales Of Morning After Pill
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15:45Now PlayingCynthia Plotch is the co-founder of Winx Health, a vaginal- and reproductive-health startup. In the 12 hours after the 2024 Presidential Election, Winx saw demand surge for its morning after pill, Plotch tells ForbesWomen editor Maggie McGrath.
Fears over what a second Trump administration means for reproductive health has some women buying morning after pills--also known as emergency contraception--in bulk, according to Winx Health cofounder Cynthia Plotch. Plotch joined ForbesWomen editor Maggie McGrath for a Forbes Newsroom segment about what the first 12 hours after the election has looked like for her startup, and how she and her company are planning for increased consumer demand.
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