Research suggests that birth control probably isn’t to blame for a loss in libido—but you know your body best.

When it comes to post-sex pregnancy prevention, don't believe the rumors.

More is totally merrier when it comes to IUD options. The latest addition is a hormonal IUD called LILETTA.

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

After focusing on preventing pregnancy for so many years, deciding to plan a pregnancy is a whole other ball of wax.

More research shows long-acting reversible methods to be...freakin' awesome, basically.

Just had a baby? Congrats and good luck! Now, what birth control are you using?

New research looks at which of the oh-so-many period tracking and fertility awareness apps out there actually work.

Technology has some new options for women who want to keep track of their cycle. Let’s take a look…

Understanding EC effectiveness can get a little complicated, but if you're up to the challenge, here are the details.

The oldest method of birth control is still going strong—and it plays well with others.

Condom trouble? First, don't give up. Second, make sure you're using the right condoms the right way.