Are Some Forms Of Birth Control 'Abortion-Inducing Drugs?'

Science Does Not Support Claims That Contraceptives Are 'Abortion-Inducing' by Pam Belluck.  The New York Times.  September 7, 2018. 

Questions About Contraception Coverage Under Trump Regulations

4 Takeaways As HHS Relaxes Rules On Contraception Coverage At Work by Mary Agnes Carey and Lexie Verdon.  Kaiser Health News.  October 6, 2017. 

Oral Contraceptives Contribute To Fall In Deaths From Ovarian Cancer

Deaths From Ovarian Cancer Decline Worldwide Due To Oral Contraceptive Use.  European Soceity For Medical Oncology/Science Daily.  September 6, 2017

Supreme Court Declines Case From Pharmacists Who Have Religious Objections To Types Of Contraceptives

Supreme Court Rejects Pharmacists' Religious Rights Appeal by Rachel La Corte.  AP.  June 28, 2016

Is Inability To Gain Access To Reproductive Care A Form Of Discrimination? At Issue Before The Supreme Court

No Contraception?  No Equality by Elizabeth Deutsch.  The New York Times.  March 23, 2016

For The First Time In The Nation Two States Will Allow Birth Control Pills And Hormonal Contraceptives Without Doctor's Prescriptions

California, Oregon To Allow Hormonal Contraceptives Without A Doctor's Prescription by Barbara Feder Ostrov.  Kaiser Health News.  July 15, 2015. 

Understanding The Molecular Components Of Fertization May Lead To Male Contraceptive

UVA Fertilization Discovery May Lead To Male Contraceptive.  Medical XPress.  June 23, 2015. 

Unintended Pregnancies, About Half Of All Pregnancies, Reduced Dramatically By Counseling Young Women On LARC's

Accidental Pregnancies 'Dramatically Reduced' By IUD And Implant Counseling by David McNamee.  Medical News Today.  June 18, 2015. 

Abortion Rate Decline Seems Linked To Contraception Availability

The Abortion Rate Is Falling Because Fewer Women Are Getting Pregnant by Amelia Thomson-Deveaux.  FiveThirtyEight.  June 12, 2015. 

Increased Popularity Of Long-Acting Contraceptives Linked To Obamacare Payment For Approved Methods

Intrauterine Devices And Other Long-Acting Contraceptives Gaining Popularity by Michelle Andrews.  January 9, 2014.

Opinion: Public Policy Failing Teens On Birth Control

Politicians, Teens And Birth Control by Nicholas Kristof.  The New York Times.  November 12, 2014.

Study: Shift To LARC (Long-Acting Reversible Contraception) Would Dramatically Lower Unplanned And Teenage Pregnancy

IUDs And Implants Are The New Pill by James Hamblin.  The Atlantic.  October 1, 2014.

6 Innovative Ways We're Reinventing Birth Control

6 Innovative Ways We're Reinventing Birth Control by Matt Petronzio.  Mashable.  September 10, 2014.

Debate On Over-The-Counter Contraceptives Reveals Concerns About Cost, Access, Safety As Well As Politics

New Discord Brews On Over-The-Counter Contraceptives by Thomas M. Burton and Natalie Andrews.  The Wall Street Journal.  September 10, 2014.

Georgia State Agency Bypassed On Family Planning Services Grant; Merger Of Family Planning With Medical Homes Cited As Possible Reason

State Agency Loses Federal 'Family Planning' Grant by Andy Miller.  Georgia Health News.  July 18, 2014.

Supreme Court Decision Is Said To Apply To "Closely Held" Corporations; According To Some Definitions That May Include Walmart

Court Ruling Geared To 'Closely Held' Firms, But What Is That? by Jay Hancock.  Kaiser Health News.  June 30, 2014.

After Supreme Court Decision, Contraceptive Options And Costs

After SCOTUS:  The Hunt For Cheap Birth Control By Marine Cole.  The Fiscal Times.  June 30, 2014

Scope Of Supreme Court Contraceptive Decision--Limited Or Not And If Limited, How?

Supreme Court Limits Contraceptive Mandate For Certain Employers by Julie Rovner.  Kaiser Health News.  June 30, 2014.

Supreme Court Gives Certain Employer's Religious Views Weight In Contraception Coverage

Supreme Court Rejects Contraceptive Mandate For Some Corporations by Adam Liptak.  The New York Times.  June 30, 2014.

Potential Far-Reaching Effects On Women's Health And Contraception With Supreme Court Decision

The Hobby Lobby Case:  The Stakes For Birth Control.  MedPage Today/Kaiser Health News.  June 14, 2014.