Birth Control

Interesting fact, scientists from the University of Aberdeen tell, that regular taking of oral contraceptives can reduce the probability of cancer development and this effect... keep reading →

There are many ways to prevent pregnancy. Contraception methods are available for both men and women. Some are permanent, while others are temporary. The two basic types of... keep reading →

If you're old enough to know how the birds and bees really work, you're (hopefully) familiar with condoms; if not personally, then at least with the concept. Sadly, one of... keep reading →

The invention: RU-486 was the first commercially available drug that prevented fertilized eggs from implanting themselves in the walls of women’s uteruses.The people behind... keep reading →

Depo-Provera is an injectable medicine that helps in preventing pregnancy. In medical terms, Depo-Provera is a synthetic form of female sex hormone- progesterone.... keep reading →

If you are regularly taking birth  control, you might be at a higher  risk for getting hypertension in  the future. Birth control is a  highly effective and popular ... keep reading →

After more than 20 years of trial and error and millions of dollars spent researching male contraception, California endocrinologist Dr. Kent Holtorf has discovered a male... keep reading →

Before you decide which method of birth control you are going to use, it is important to know how about birth control effectiveness. There are basically four options when it... keep reading →