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Birth Control

Evidence-based resources on contraceptive methods, guidelines, and best practices

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Research roundup: April 2026 edition

Gynecologic & Sexual Health

Managing Acute Heavy Menstrual Bleeding in the Office Setting

When a patient can't wait—here's how to act now.
Clinical Scenarios

Clinical scenario: Vasovagal reaction during an IUD insertion

A 24-year-old (she/they) presents to your health center requesting an IUD. They filled out her intake form online and noted they are "nervous about procedures." As you are sounding their uterus, they say they feel "kind of weird." You ask for more detail, and they report they are a little sweaty and like they need to go to the bathroom. The medical assistant notes that their face has “gone pale.”
Research Roundup

Research roundup: March 2026 edition

COCs vs POPs for heavy menstrual bleeding, five-year Miudella copper IUD data, VTE risk with body-identical estrogen COCs, OTC Opill self-screening, mood symptoms and progestin-only discontinuation, Dobbs and residency application trends
Birth Control

Nexplanon REMS Requirements: What Providers Need to Know

What providers need to know about the updated Nexplanon label and new certification requirements
Provider Tools

How to Prevent Vasovagal Syncope in Clinical Practice

How to prevent fainting in your patients, your friends, your family, and yourself in one simple step.
Research Roundup

Research roundup: February 2026 edition

Probiotics as adjunct therapy for recurrent VVC, structured ACOG guidance on unexplained elevated hCG, paracervical block efficacy for IUD pain, menstrual blood HPV testing accuracy, telemedicine medication abortion outcomes
Birth Control Methods

Person-Centered Contraceptive Counseling Is Not Optional—It’s Essential

Evidence increasingly shows that person-centered contraceptive counseling is essential to delivering high-quality, equitable contraceptive care.
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