If you’re on medication and planning a pregnancy—or not doing much to prevent one—talk with your health care provider.

Because it’s Earth Day—and eco-friendly sex is hot sex.

Imagine: things get hot and heavy, you pop a pill, and bam—you're covered against pregnancy.

It’s called reproductive coercion, and it may be more common than you think.

Stressed or depressed? Low-maintenance birth control could mean one less thing to worry about.

Just started a new method of birth control? Congrats! You should still use condoms.

Advances in HIV prevention and testing? Well happy July to us all.

With the right action-plan, two of the most common STIs are preventable and curable.

...the better you'll be at avoiding an accidental pregnancy.

Location matters when it comes to getting folks screened for STIs.

Communicating with your health care provider doesn't have to be awkward.

Whatever your take, don't start trying new things just yet...