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OBJECTIVE: To develop a Spanish-language drug facts label prototype for medication abortion. STUDY DESIGN: We translated a drug facts label prototype for medication abortion and conducted cognitive video interviews with reproductive age native Spanish speakers to assess and improve its readability. RESULTS: Thirty-eight people ages 15 to 48 completed cognitive interviews, found the drug facts label easy to understand and suggested minor improvements. CONCLUSION: Conducting cognitive interviews with native Spanish speakers is a helpful tool to improve readability of a translated label. IMPLICATIONS: This drug facts label can help to ensure that Spanish speakers have access to easy-to-understand instructions of how to take medication abortion without clinical supervision.
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