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

Section 1557 of the Affordable Care Act may not have the sexiest name, but it gets us awfully excited.

Your insurance company may be better at protecting your privacy than you think—but you'll never know if you don't ask.

The time has come to make sure your health insurance is covered for 2015—here's what you need to know, and what you need to do.

Homework isn’t the only thing to stay on top of in college—make sure your sexual health care is covered too!

If you're still being charged a copay for your birth control, pharmacy coding errors could be to blame.

Full coverage of birth control under the Affordable Care Act should be kicking in right about…now.

Big changes in your life? They could make you eligible to get health insurance coverage.

Because we want you well for National Women’s Health Week and beyond.