Birth control articles

Shopping for insurance through your state marketplace? These four questions will help you pick a plan.

On the bumpy road to fully covered birth control, some progress.

We love them, we hate them, we blame them for all sorts of things. But what do they really do?

Your insurance has to cover birth control under the Affordable Care Act—so why are some women still paying out of pocket?

Before you write off the NuvaRing because of scary headlines, make sure you've got all the facts.

Research suggests that emergency contraceptive pills may not work as well for women over a certain weight.

Before he busts a nut, allow us to bust these withdrawal myths. (Sorry, we can't resist puns.)

Before you go to your neighbor's best friend's cousin for emergency sexual health advice, try Planned Parenthood.

"The procedure doesn’t affect your ability to have sex in any way."

"When it comes to the condom, it’ll always be a friend you can depend on."

A new study shows that for women who sleep with both men and women, birth control may be extra important.

"For it to be effective, you’ve got to have some serious skill."