A large national study in Indonesia finds that education is the strongest driver of permanent contraceptive use among women with multiple children, with uptake rising sharply at each higher level of ...

For years, women have relied on pills, injections, condoms, and IUDs for birth control. But side effects and discomfort have made many seek a safer, easier alternative ...

No Drama is generating millions of dollars for South Carolina’s economy. An impact study shows that from education to ...

HSE data shows that, excluding general appointments, costs came to €31,396,464 last year. This included costs for ...

As GLP-1 medicines become common for weight loss, doctors explain their impact on fertility, periods, contraception, and ...

New research highlights low uptake of postpartum contraception despite clear benefits for maternal and reproductive health. Learn more ...

I understand the abundance of caution if directed towards a mother who’s just had a caesarean or very complicated birth, for ...

In Uttar Pradesh, researchers found peer support helps women access family planning. Bringing a friend to clinics reduced stigma and boosted contraceptive use despite restrictive social norms.

Constance Zimmer was on birth control “for way too long.” “My general practitioner had told me I should get off my birth ...

For the first time, multiple male contraceptives are in clinical trials. For more than 60 years, contraception has been ...

Actress Constance Zimmer claims her longtime reliance on hormonal birth control led to menopausal mayhem once she hit her ...