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Understanding the ecosystem: What providers need to know about organized SRH disinformation

Clinical Scenarios

Clinical scenario: Rh testing in early abortion care

A 29-year-old G2P1 (she/they) presents for medication abortion at 8 weeks of gestation, consistent with a 6-week ultrasound demonstrating a single intrauterine pregnancy. She reports, “I think I got a shot after I had my son. Do I need a shot before I take the pills?" She reports her previous pregnancy was uncomplicated. She is not certain of her prior Rh status. She is not certain about a desire for future pregnancies.

Gynecologic & Sexual Health

On Call with ReproHH: Recurrent vaginitis diagnosis and treatment for clinicians

From azole-resistant candida to the new ACOG guidance on BV partner therapy, recurrent vaginitis management has gotten more nuanced.

Clinical Scenarios

Clinical Scenario: “They told me abortion causes breast cancer”

What providers need to know about correcting abortion misinformation and supporting patient autonomy

Patient Counseling

Top sexual and reproductive misinformation trends of 2026 (So far)

A look at some of the narratives that shaped social media conversations about contraception, abortion, and sexual health in the first part of 2026.

Provider Tools

On call with the Reproductive Health Hotline: A free consultation line for providers with reproductive health questions

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.”

Birth Control

Nexplanon REMS Requirements: What Providers Need to Know

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

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