Experts debunk five widespread contraception myths, providing clear facts to help women make confident, informed decisions ...

Some medications and supplements can make your birth control less effective at preventing pregnancy. These include some ...

Contraception for women has seen little change over the past 50 years, with the most prevalent contraceptive pills containing ...

Sexual and reproductive health specialist, Dr Deborah Lee, has revealed if taking the contraceptive pill can make you stop ...

After condoms and vasectomies, male contraception is finally stepping into the future, with YCT-529 paving the way. This ...

The first male contraceptive pill was found to be effective in humans without any side effects. With the phase-2 trials underway, the pills offer a promise of reproductive autonomy for men with ...

House and governor must agree to give women the ability to access six months' worth of birth control at a time. Thirteen ...

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YCT-529 has already been tested in mice and was found to block 99 per cent of pregnancies – putting it on a par with the female birth control ... the drug and no side effects were detected ...

A birth control pill for men is progressing through ... One option, a hormonal injection, was shelved due to side effects such as mood swings and acne, which are also common in female hormonal ...

Semaglutide (the active ingredient in Ozempic) has been linked to some long-term side effects. These include: There are concerns that Ozempic might make oral birth control pills less effective.