A book by Barbara Seaman titled The Doctors' Case Against [this product] inspired Gaylord Nelson to hold Senate hearings on its safety, during which Alice Wolfson protested the lack of female testimony concerning this product's efficacy and side effects.
A study of this product and its less technologically advanced relatives by Thomas Wire concludes that it is the most environmentally friendly product in the world. This product is the subject of an econometric analysis by Claudia Goldin and Lawrence Katz that shows positive correlation between its availability and the college graduation rate. Major contributors to the development of this product included M. C. Chang, Gregory Pincus, and John Rock, the latter of whom argued in The Time Has Come that its use is equivalent to the (*) rhythm method. A book by Barbara Seaman titled The Doctors' Case Against [this product] inspired Gaylord Nelson to hold Senate hearings on its safety, during which Alice Wolfson protested the lack of female testimony concerning this product's efficacy and side effects. For 10 points, name this product that enabled the Sexual Revolution by giving women the ability to regulate their fertility levels.
A study of this product and its less technologically advanced relatives by Thomas Wire concludes that it is the most environmentally friendly product in the world.
the Pill [or birth control pill; or combined oral contraceptive pill; or COCP; prompt on "birth control" or "contraceptives"]