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.

Highlighting one notable research article from each Research Roundup in 2023.

Pain management in abortion care, risk of Rh sensitization with abortion before 12 weeks’ gestation, contraception information on TikTok, and more.

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.

Answers for providers to the most frequently asked questions about repeated EC doses.

Answers for pharmacists (and other providers) about the current status of getting mifepristone at a pharmacy.

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.

Pain management during procedural abortion, serum etonogestrel levels not associated with mood changes during implant use, and clinical considerations when patients are traveling for abortion care.

Patients' preferences for contraceptive educational materials, management of missing IUD strings and migrated IUDs, and providers’ perspectives on how to improve contraceptive counseling.

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.

Unique challenges to accessing and opportunities for improved integration of sexual and reproductive health care.

A practical guide for providers to provide trauma-informed physical examinations.