Contraception

US Women At Risk Of 'Unintended Pregnancy' Due To Contraceptive Pill Packaging Error

The company that makes the pill, Allergan, has recalled the medication.
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The New 'Male Pill' Is A Reminder That Medicine Is Still A Feminist Issue

At the age of 24 I became the statistic that doctors tell you not to worry about. The estimated 12 women in every 10,000 who get a blood clot on the pill per year
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The Wonder Down Under: 7 Things To Learn About The Vagina

Lady garden, fanny, flower –whatever you call yours, medical students and best-selling authors Ellen Støkken Dahl and Nina Brochmann explain what they want you to know.
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Let's Stop Thinking We Can Tackle It When The Time Comes. We Need To Talk About Overpopulation Now

A concerted effort to change social norms and access to contraception could make a huge difference to how things pan out for humanity over coming decades
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Why We Should Teach School Aged Children About Baby Loss

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Rub-On Male Contraceptive Gel Set To Go On Trial Next Year

This could change everything.
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Pelvic Inflammatory Disease – a Patient’s Guide by Daisy Mae

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Labour MPs Say Boots Has Broken Promise To Women Over Emergency Contraception

The pharmacy giant promised to cut the price of the morning after pill.
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One-Third Of Councils Close Contraceptive Care Services After Spending Cuts

Campaigners warn of more unplanned pregnancies and abortions.
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Women In The UK Are Struggling To Access Basic Contraception, Report Reveals

'It left me feeling very vulnerable.'
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