Contraceptive Counseling

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Research roundup: December 2025 edition

Managing implant-related bleeding, Misoprostol route options for cervical priming, access gaps to 12-month contraceptive supplies, clinician beliefs about reporting self-managed abortion

Top 5 viral sexual and reproductive misinformation trends from 2025

An end-of-year review of the viral misinformation trends that shaped conversations about contraception, abortion, and sexual health in 2025.

How to answer FAQs about the difference between emergency contraception and the abortion pill

What providers need to know about how these pills work and when to use them

Pharmacist-Prescribed Birth Control: Managing Complex Contraception Cases

What providers need to know about a complex contraceptive case and the pharmacy setting

How to respond to patient misinformation: Using ASA cycles in clinical practice

How providers can turn misinformation into trust-building conversations

When One Method Isn’t Enough: Dual Contraceptive Methods for Endometriosis

What providers need to know about combining hormonal contraceptives for managing endometriosis and other medical conditions

Identify What Matters in Birth Control Counseling

A printable decision aid for quickly aligning contraceptive options with patient priorities.

Birth Control Pills and Mood Changes: Choosing the Right Formulation

What providers need to know about managing side effects from combined hormonal contraception
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