The conventional wisdom that said hormones in birth-control pills cause women to gain weight does not stand the test of science. Recent experiments conducted by Oregon National Primate Research Study …
Women should be more proactive in taking control of their health in general. We are the ones giving birth and nurturing our children from the womb and so we should always be concerned about fertility,…
According to a new study, young women are twice more likely to use birth control if their male partners favor it.
Moreover, women were more than twice as likely to use an effective method of birth …
Already available in the European market – Ella (ulipristal acetate)- which works a lot longer than the US's 'morning after' pill is pending approval in the United States.
Manufactured …
As recently reported in the journal Obstetrics & Gynecology, the injected contraceptive has been found to be linked in significant loss of bone mass within two years of use in half the women who u…
A couple of months ago I wrote a blog on a new method of birth control called NuvaRing. It sounded very promising. But it seems the risks far outweigh the benefits. The Star Ledger out of New Jersey r…
As I mentioned in a previous article, there are many different methods of birth control to choose from. In the Dental and Health articles at Dental.com, there's a detailed description of the many …
Birth control pills were primarily brought on the market to prevent unwanted pregnancy. Since then they've been used for other purposes, like regulating menstruation or, in a recent development, s…
You hear a lot of stories about using Birth Control Pills, and there's controversy. So much, in fact, that women don't know what they should believe.
I found an excellent article this morning…
A few days ago I blogged about the new morning after birth control pill. A funny thing about this pill – If you don't take it, it doesn't work!
An article from EarthTimes.org reports:
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