Birth control articles

The TLDR: Vitamin D levels benefit from supplements (duh), but birth control with estrogen may also make a difference.

The likes far outweigh the don’t likes.

The IUD is a low-maintenance way to prevent pregnancy—but new research suggests it might have perks for your sex life too.

If we’re going to have sex, we need to have this conversation.

Hormonal birth control methods are kinda like two happy families.

How's this method of permanent birth control working for women in the U.S.? The FDA wants to know.

Before you worry too much about the headlines, let's take a look at the data...

If those skinny jeans are feeling a bit too skinny, don’t assume your birth control is the cause.

Because you deserve the full story about Mirena IUD risks and side effects.

A new IUD option hits the U.S. market—and it’s (officially) for ladies without kids.

The good, the bad, and the fine print.

Have we mentioned that sex without birth control really does lead to pregnancy?