I don't understand the logic of the mandated birth control coverage being required only for women. Why is it not sex neutral? Especially since the article mentions the impact of unplanned pregnancy. Doesn't it take both a woman AND a man here? And wouldn't covering both sexes reduce that unplanned pregnancy issue? Plus, such coverage would probably prompt more research into additional birth control methods for men since it is required to be paid for.

-- Yacqui, Most like contraception mandate

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