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Birth control
It's official: Caya is available in the U.S.
In case you missed it, the one-size-fits-all diaphragm has made it to the U.S. market.
Birth control
Calling all women with Essure
How's this method of permanent birth control working for women in the U.S.? The FDA wants to know.
Birth control
Sex in America: Some things never change - and some do
Boomers, GenX'ers, Millennials...How do different generations feel about sex?
Birth control
Insured but still paying for birth control? Time to investigate!
New government FAQs make it crystal clear that health insurers really have to cover all birth control methods.
Birth control
Introducing LILETTA: A(nother) new IUD
More is totally merrier when it comes to IUD options. The latest addition is a hormonal IUD called LILETTA.
Birth control
Talking to your health insurance company 101
It may not be a conversation you look forward to, but these tips should make it a whole lot easier.
Birth control patch
The long goodbye to Ortho Evra
The U.S. market says goodbye to one patch and hello to another. (And hopefully patch users will hardly even notice.)
Birth control
Is there a connection between birth control and Crohn's disease?
Researchers found a link between using the pill and developing Crohn's disease. Should you be worried?
Birth control
Open enrollment is over: Can you still get covered?
Big changes in your life? They could make you eligible to get health insurance coverage.
Birth control
Need health insurance? You may still have options
Special enrollment periods, Medicaid, a penalty grace period... Counting the ways you can still get health coverage.
Birth control
Quickie guide to birth control and hormones
Birth control
Coming soon: The LILETTA IUD
Every time a new birth control option is born, we do a little happy dance.
