Controversial contraception app approved in U.S. drawing scrutiny overseas
A Swedish regulator is set to release the findings of an investigation into a controversial contraception app, Natural Cycles, which was recently approved in the U.S.
European regulators are ramping up their scrutiny of a controversial app that its backers hail as a side-effect-free alternative to hormonal birth control pills — and which the Food and Drug Administration in the U.S. just cleared last month.
The Swedish Medical Products Agency is set to release the findings of a monthslong investigation into the app, Natural Cycles, as soon as this week. Earlier this year, a spate of women in that country unintended pregnancies after using the app. Separately, the U.K.’s advertising regulator on Aug. 29 that a 2017 Facebook advertisement for Natural Cycles that claimed the
