Underreported: The Politics of Women's Health

The Leonard Lopate Show | May 10, 2010
On this week’s Underreported, Glamour editor Wendy Naugle and Dr. James Trussell discuss the influence religious and political groups are having on public health policies for women. Find out why some physicians no longer trust government sources on STDs or birth control, and why some accuse the FDA of bowing to pressure from the religious right.

» "The New Lies About Women's Health" in the May issue of Glamour

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