Monday, November 23, 2009

birth control

Migraine With Aura Can Double Stroke Risk

Young women who smoke and use birth control pills are most susceptible, researchers say more >>

Abortion Down, Contraception Up: Recipe for Health Reform?

A new report shows that abortions have dropped worldwide because of increased use of contraception. more >>

Birth Control Pills Might Alter Mate Selection: Study

Review suggests it could hinder reproduction in the future more >>

Autoimmune Disorder Linked to Stroke, Heart Attack in Women

Smoking, birth control pills raise risk higher, research finds more >>

Health Buzz: Fructose-Heavy Diet Linked to Hypertension and Other Health News

5 ways to save money on birth control in a tough economy; should you volunteer for a clinical trial? more >>

Recession Has Women Rethinking Childbearing

But many women are cutting back on birth control to save money, survey finds more >>

5 Ways to Save Money on Birth Control in a Tough Economy

Nearly half of women say they're delaying pregnancy, but some are skipping contraception to cut costs. more >>

A Birth Control Pill for Men? Bring It On!

Birth-control pill for men is an idea well past its time. more >>

Some Birth Control Pills Safer Than Others

European studies find types of hormones used raise or lower clot risk more >>

Depo Provera Shot: How to Minimize Weight Gain

1 in 4 women gains excessive weight from the contraceptive; how to know if you'll be one of them. more >>

Birth Control Issue

Jan C. Goss of IL in response to Bonnie Erbe: Obama Hearts the Radical Right more >>

Obama's True Colors: Appointee Opposes Abortion and Birth Control

Winning re-election must be more important to this president than anything else. more >>

Recession's Impact on Women's Health

The poor economy has taken a toll on our health. New surveys reveal just how much. more >>

Testosterone Injections Offer Hope for Male Contraceptive

Possible alternative to current birth control methods needs more study more >>

FDA Says 'Yes' to Plan B Morning-After Pill for 17-Year-Olds

No word yet on whether the agency will make it available to younger teens as well more >>

FDA Approves 'Plan B' Pill for 17-Year-Olds

Decision is latest involving controversial birth-control drug more >>

USAID Asks Obama for Huge Spike in Contraceptives Funding

Obama urged to triple international family planning budget to $1.5 billion. more >>

The Pill May Limit Muscle Gains in Women

But experts say results from the small study are no reason to stop birth control more >>

Birth Control Pills Linked to Lupus Risk

But doctors differ on degree of peril, saying genetics likely a key player more >>

Genetic Finding May Lead to Male Contraceptive

Prospect stems from discovery of mutation affecting infertility more >>

Health Tip: Birth Control Pill Side Effects

They shouldn't last more than a few months more >>

Grapefruit-Heavy Diet Helped Spur Dangerous Clot

The fruit, combined with contraceptive pill and a genetic mutation, almost cost woman her leg, doctors say more >>

Rising Use of Food Stamps Shows Why Abortion, Birth Control Are Needed

Yet another common-sense sign that abortion and birth control are smart options in this recession. more >>

Morning-After Pill for Girls of All Ages?

A court ruling could make Plan B available to 12-year-olds, but I worry about the health risks. more >>

Brooklyn Judge: Morning-after Pill, Plan B, Should Be Available to 17-year-olds Without Prescription

The judge ordered the feds to consider expanding access to women of all ages. more >>

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