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Pro tips for providers to address misinformation and celebrate birth control and everything it makes possible this Thanks, Birth Control Day.
New study highlights how providers and parents can improve reproductive well-being with trusted information.
Factors that increase risk for deep or nonpalpable implant, 12-hour vs. 24-hour mifepristone-misoprostol interval, and two studies reinforcing the safety and efficacy of no-test medication abortion.
A patient-centered decision aid for tubal sterilization counseling, IUD self-removal experiences, and counseling about pain and medication abortion.
Abortion information on TikTok, doxy-PEP effectiveness in cis-gendered women; new data on UPA-EC and implant insertion; and a survey of pain with IUD insertion.
LNG-IUD and the risk of gynecologic and breast cancers, contraception and body weight, and preferred ways to get hormonal birth control.
U.S. MEC and U.S. SPR, standard dosing of UPA EC for people of all body sizes, birth control information on TikTok, and safety of medication abortion without screening ultrasound.
Answers for health care providers about prescribing extended contraception supplies.
Answers for health care providers about birth control options after abortion.
Taking a patient-centered approach to talking about body weight and birth control effectiveness.
What providers need to know about the 2024 YouR HeAlth Survey to improve contraception and abortion access for young people.
How health care providers can support improved access to this important birth control method.
Patient characteristics of IUD placement under sedation, two studies on EC efficacy, substance use and anxiety among patients seeking an abortion, and genital herpes prevalence.
OTC birth control pill self-selection, adherence, and interest; IUD expulsion risks; and IUD and implant side effects.
Young people’s concerns about birth control and fertility, expanding EPT and PrEP in the ED, spike in EC demand around the New Year, and abortion decision making.
Ongoing support for forgoing Rh testing in early pregnancy, medication abortion before six weeks, provider bias on contraceptive counseling adolescents, and local anesthesia before procedural abortion.
Doctor-messengers are valuable communicators about abortion, impact of the shot on medication abortion efficacy, common misconceptions about IUDs, and precoital EC.
What you need to know to develop and scale your SRH innovations.
Talk to your patients about the new OTC birth control pill with answers to some of the most frequently asked questions.
What providers need to know about patient-centered contraceptive counseling and how to put it into practice.
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