Karen Liska, co-president of Law Students for Choice at Wayne State University 's Law School , responded in a letter to the Nov. 25 article, "Bill would ban over-counter sales of abortion pill." Liska wrote, \"Describing Plan B, commonly referred to as a \"morning-after pill,\" as an \"abortion pill\" is misleading. Just like a condom or a birth control pill, Plan B prevents conception -- it does not abort a conceived fetus. Allowing pharmacists to refuse to fill prescriptions for Plan B for moral reasons substantially interferes with the relationship between women and their physicians."