Reproductive endocrinologists explain how these medications affect fertility and why some can make birth control pills less ...

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Kacia Kriener Putman credits abortion access with her ability to grow her family. Three weeks before first pregnancy’s due date, the Alexandria resident developed pre-eclampsia, a potentially ...

And for Black women, that gap in care is felt every single day. Whether it's standardized assessment tools and medicines that ...

The number of women taking hormone replacement therapy in the United States has doubled since 2017, according to statistics cited in this report. Women are mainly taking the therapy to ease symptoms ...

Getting a medication approved for sale is only the beginning. Here’s what happens before it reaches Prince Edward Island's public drug list.

Reversible male contraception is advancing through human trials, with injectable hydrogels and a nonhormonal pill offering ...

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Many mothers, including those in the Amish and Mennonite communities in central Pennsylvania, prefer to give birth at home ...

For nearly a half-century, Sujoy Guha has worked to perfect a male contraceptive. Now the 86-year-old Indian doctor’s idea is ...