Contraception

And the question "why are we not given pain relief for IUD insertions?" feels even more justified.
Bupa shares guidance on the link between hormonal contraception and mental health.
The contraceptive has hardly changed in 60 years, despite the majority of women experiencing negative side effects while taking it.
Scientists hope it would mean less sperm all together – with the few survivors being "abnormal" shapes.
Researchers have discovered that being on the mini pill can increase your chances of developing breast cancer.
Women want ‘natural contraception’ and TikTokkers think they have the answer. Are they right?
We need to stop pitting vasectomies against abortions. Here's why.