Birth control laws : $b shall we keep them, change them, or abolish themDennett, Mary Ware
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Birth control laws : $b shall we keep them, change them, or abolish them
Dennett, Mary Ware
Birth control; Birth control -- Law and legislation -- United States
c. a wholesale dealer in drugs to another such wholesale dealer
or a retail dealer in drugs, or by such retail dealer to such
wholesale dealer;
d. a retail dealer in drugs to a duly licensed physician or to
another person upon the written prescription of a duly licensed
physician, or by such physician or person to such retail dealer.
Section 245, to be amended by adding the following:
_Provided that_:
Any drug, medicine, article or thing designed, adapted, or intended
for preventing conception, or any written or printed matter
concerning the prevention of conception may be imported into, or
exported from, the United States by a duly licensed physician, or may
be transported in interstate commerce within the United States if
consigned by a duly licensed physician:
a. to another person known to him to be a duly licensed physician,
or
b. to one of his bonafide patients in the course of his
professional practice.
Any drug, medicine, article or thing designed, adapted, or intended
for preventing conception may be imported into or exported from
the United States by a person, firm, or corporation, including a
manufacturer, engaged in an established legitimate business of
importing and exporting drugs, or may be transported in interstate
commerce within the United States, if carried or shipped in the
regular course of legitimate business, by:
a. an importer to a manufacturer or wholesale dealer in drugs, or
by a manufacturer or wholesale dealer in drugs to an importer;
b. a manufacturer to a wholesale dealer in drugs or by such
wholesale dealer to a manufacturer;
c. a wholesale dealer in drugs to another such wholesale dealer
or a retail dealer in drugs, or by such retail dealer to such
wholesale dealer;
d. a retail dealer in drugs to a duly licensed physician or to
another person upon the written prescription of a duly licensed
physician, or by such physician or person to such retail dealer.
Section 312, to be amended by adding the following:
_Provided that_:
The sale, loan, gift, exhibition or offer thereof, of any article,
drug, instrument or thing, designed, adapted or intended for
preventing conception, or the giving, writing or supplying of any
oral, written or printed information concerning the preventing of
conception, by a duly licensed physician to:
a. another person known to him to be a duly licensed physician, or
to
b. one of his bonafide patients in the course of his professional
practice;
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