The service will launch across pharmacies in England on April 24, PSNC revealed yesterday evening (April 13).
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UPDATED: Launch date for national contraception service announced
NHS England (NHSE) has named a start date for tier one of the pharmacy contraception service, according to the Pharmaceutical Services Negotiating Committee (PSNC).
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