U.S. Food And Drug Administration (FDA)

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Meet ANNOVERA—a vaginal contraceptive ring offering one year of birth control

Each ANNOVERA can be used for up to a year, no refrigeration needed.

Does body weight change how effective EC is?

What you need to know about the current research and how to talk to patients.

Research roundup: November 2019 edition

The ACOG Committee Opinion’s support for over-the-counter hormonal contraception, efficacy of intracervical blocks for pain management during levonorgestrel IUD placement, studies on the mechanism of function of ulipristal acetate, and more.

How to help people get the emergency contraception (EC) pills they need

Barriers to accessing EC pills exist, what are they and how can you help people get the EC pills they need.

Exciting News—LILETTA now approved for use up to 8 years!

The FDA has extended approval of LILETTA IUDs for up to 6 years of use, research shows they are safe and effective for up to 7 years.

Research roundup: September 2019 edition

An analysis of the efficacy and safety of telehealth medication abortion care, IUD use and a decreased risk of ovarian cancer, widespread support for HPV vaccination, and more.

Talking fertility awareness methods with your patients

You may have your doubts about FAM, but what if your patients want to use it?

What makes the Liletta IUD different from Mirena?

Here’s what you and your patients should know about these two (very similar) hormonal IUDs.
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