Good to know: if you're insured as a "dependent," you may not be covered for pregnancy.

And how it might also affect you if you’re not pregnant

In some states, yes!

Vote.

From scripts to videos, we've got the tools you'll need to help protect affordable birth control for all.

On the bumpy road to fully covered birth control, some progress.

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

The IUD and the implant are more popular than ever among women in the United States.

Don't let glitches on healthcare.gov stop you from getting coverage.

Get the details on health care coverage and the new Affordable Care Act marketplaces.

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.

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