It’s tiny, it’s super effective, and we promise it’s not a tracking device. Get to know the birth control implant, a.k.a. Nexplanon.

You know, you kinda have to bear through it until your uterus is like, 'okay, we're friends, we're gonna work together.'

"It's usually very assumed that we're gonna need condoms..."

The pill is still the most popular birth control method in the U.S.—and it’s still the subject of all kinds of crazy rumors.

New analysis says most contraceptive methods are working better than they have in the past.

The super-effective IUD has officially shaken its bad rap—at least with doctors.

Have a disability and looking for birth control? Here are tips to help you find a method that works with your unique body.

We hope you can always get the birth control you need, but if you're ever in a refusal situation, here's how to deal.