… will not harm an already existing pregnancy. You should take the emergency contraception pill as soon as … if you’re not sure which option is best for you.) Where to Get Emergency Contraception at the Yale Health Center (free … by approximately 75%. In other words, out of 100 women who have unprotected intercourse mid-cycle, approximately 8 …

… that may not be felt during a clinical breast exam.   When should I get a mammogram? The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force … you make your appointment. You will need a technologist who is trained in x-raying patients with implants because …

… or civil union partner and/or legally dependent children who are under the age of 26, and who are enrolled in Yale … to access providers specific to this plan’s benefits. What should I do in the event of a medical emergency? Call 911 or … changes. You must notify your school immediately. If I get married while I’m away, can I add my new spouse …

… control pills are a protection from pregnancy only. You should still use condoms to protect yourself from STIs. … may decrease the effectiveness of oral contraceptives. Should you have any questions about the drugs you are taking, …

… . The timing of your withdrawal can impact whether you can get a refund for your health coverage or be billed for health … Please note: The following policies apply to all students who were enrolled in courses half-time or more in the term … note: The dates provided are for example purposes only and should not be considered definitive.   What If I Need Help? …

… and non-judgmentally attend to the present moment, get through distressing situations without making things … effectiveness). This group will be helpful to those who struggle with chronic emotion dysregulation as well as those who engage in ongoing impulsive and harmful behaviors.   …