| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - And, of course, eliminating coverage for anything voluntary, such as most contraception, male ED medicines, etc., would also reduce health care costs. (And, no, eliminating medical contraceptive coverage does not save money through lower pregnancy costs for a number of well known reasons, including that there are plenty of low cost or no cost alternatives available, including rhythm, condoms, and
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