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City New York / / Company DepoMed Inc. / / Continent Europe / / Country Armenia / Russia / United States / Vietnam / United Kingdom / China / / / Event FDA Phase / / Facility Princeton University / Wallace Hall / American College of Obstetricians / / / IndustryTerm food / / MedicalCondition ectopic pregnancy / headache / nausea / blood clots / fatigue / ovulatory dysfunction / drowsiness / liver disease / sexually transmitted infection / birth defects / infertility / abdominal pain / migraines / Intermenstrual bleeding / stroke / migraine / thromboembolism / cardiovascular disease / pelvic infection / vomiting / sexually transmitted infections / infection / dizziness / tubal infertility / / MedicalTreatment oral contraceptives / birth control / Emergency Contraception / contraceptive method / inhibition of fertilization / contraception / contraceptive methods / / Organization World Health Organization / office of Population Research / Princeton University / United States Food and Drug Administration / Hull York Medical School / the American College / FDA / / Person James Trussell / Elizabeth G. Raymond / Kelly Cleland / / / Position eraymond@gynuity.org Research Specialist / physician / Professor of Economics / Professor / / Product Meloxicam / Implanon / Mirena / levonorgestrel / estradiol / NuvaRing / Depo-Provera / / ProgrammingLanguage EC / / ProvinceOrState New York / / Technology pharmacokinetics / simulation / / SocialTag 
Emergency Contraception: A Last Chance to Prevent Unintended Pregnancy James Trussell, PhD1 Elizabeth G. Raymond, MD, MPH2 Kelly Cleland, MPA, MPH3