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Researchers Make Progress Toward a Monthly Birth Control Pill
Birth control pills are among the most effective ways to prevent pregnancy, but only if women faithfully take them every day. Human nature being what it is, nearly half of...
2 days ago - Time - 4 articles
Sexual History and Contraception Documentation in Hospitalized Adolescents: Are Technology-Dependent Patients Overlooked?
OBJECTIVES: Adolescents are at high-risk for sexually transmitted infections and pregnancy, yet many do not receive regular preventive care. Hospitalization represents an...
4 days ago - Hospital Pediatrics
Do You Need to Use a Condom If You Missed a Pill? An Ob-Gyn Breaks It Down
If you're taking birth control to prevent pregnancy , realizing you missed a pill can be nerve-wracking - but whether you need to use a backup method depends on the type of...
6 days ago - PopSugar
Exactly What to Do If a Condom Breaks During Sex, According to Experts
There are a variety of contraceptives , but condoms remain one of the most popular. In data gathered by the Centers For Disease Control, nearly 60 percent of women reported...
15 days ago - PopSugar
The Link Between Birth Control Pills and Depression
By Dr. Mercola Birth control pills are the most popular form of contraception among U.S. women. They're taken by 16 percent of this population, while just over 7 percent use...
27 days ago - Mercola - 2 articles
Adolescent women with unintended pregnancy in low- and middle-income countries: reasons for discontinuation of contraception
To investigate the reasons for discontinuation of the last contraceptive method used among adolescent women with a current unintended pregnancy.
27 days ago - Journal of Pediatric and Adolescent Gynecology
Access to Reproductive Health Care in Juvenile Justice Facilities
The juvenile justice system houses adolescents with unique and unmet reproductive needs, including family planning. The purpose of this study was to identify access to...
27 days ago - Journal of Pediatric and Adolescent Gynecology
Few women with chronic conditions use highly effective contraceptives despite pregnancy risks
Approximately a third of reproductive-age women have a chronic condition that could lead to adverse pregnancy outcomes, but few used highly effective birth control methods...
29 days ago - Healio - 3 articles
Birth Control Options Not Reachable to Many Low-income Women
Many young low-income women face high risk of unintended pregnancy due to high cost of contraceptive methods.
1 month ago - Medindia Health
Woman claims she became pregnant after detox tea Bootea 'counteracted her contraceptive pill'
Crystal George, 27, of Shefford, used a '14 day teatox' from the brand promoted by celebrities. Three months later, she found out she was pregnant with Kovah, born in January 2017.
1 month ago - Daily Mail
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An Intervention to Increase Knowledge and Utilization of the Low Risk Ankle...
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If You're Constantly Fighting Breakouts, This Birth Control Might Be the...
The birth control pill has a number of benefits beyond preventing pregnancy. It can ease painful cramps, help better manage conditions like endometriosis, and yes, even clear...