On a recent edition of The Early Show, Jaimee Zanzinger, special projects director for Woman's Day magazine, explained that there are a number of benefits that are often missed at first glance, including coverage of birth control pills and injections.Previously, health insurance policies typically only covered birth control pills, but they have been adjusted with the increasing technology, according to the news source. These days, newer forms of birth control, including Depo Provera, are often at least partly covered by one's health insurance.
According to the National Women's Health Network, Depo Provera can potentially have a negative effect on bone density for some women. As a result, the US Food and Drug Administration reportedly updated the injection's warning label to include such risks.
