The SCQ is happy to partake in the Week of Science initiative, and will have only textbook pieces for this particular week. If you need a breather, please take a moment to peruse our humour section. That should work nicely – – – DISCLAIMER: This article is intended to help readers understand the role of emergency contraceptive pills in pregnancy prevention, but not to encourage or discourage the use of this medication. Did you know that morning-after-pills can still be effective for pregnancy prevention if given within 5 days after unprotected intercourse? This, despite a name that seems to imply…
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By eugeneyeung
Eugene Yeung is a graduate student in the UBC Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences. He also works part-time as a community pharmacist. As his surname implies, he looks young (currently) with a baby-face. This leads to customers in his workplace asking questions like `are you a pharmacist?` and `where is the pharmacist?` His co-workers also question him, `Did you steal our Botox?` As you can tell here, Eugene is good at making lame jokes.