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Weight gain, cancer, infertility: Contraception myths examined
MANILA, Philippines — More Filipinos are turning to modern family planning methods, but concerns about weight gain, depression, infertility, sexual problems and cancer continue to shape how women ...
Reversible male hormonal contraception could reach the market within five to 10 years. But why has this development been so slow?
A KFF survey finds widespread exposure to misleading contraception claims, particularly through social media and other online ...
Initially a symbol of liberation, the pill went on to become an almost inevitable part of a woman’s contraceptive journey.
Making lifestyle changes according to menstrual phases is increasingly popular, despite significant gaps in the research.
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Why your libido may change around your period: What your hormones have to do with it
Have you noticed that your interest in sex changes at different points of your menstrual cycle? You may feel more interested in sex at one time of the month and less interested around your period.
As people on TikTok share negative views and misinformation about hormonal contraception, the algorithm rewards the engagement these videos generate.
India faces gender disparity in contraception despite falling fertility, with female sterilisation far outpacing male options ...
For nearly a half-century, Sujoy Guha has worked to perfect a male contraceptive. Now the 86-year-old Indian doctor’s idea is ...
New guidelines from the World Health Organisation aim to help countries broaden access to contraception methods supported by the best available evidence, the agency has said. From emergency ...
Two new observational studies add to the growing evidence base on cardiovascular risks associated with hormone replacement ...
Q. Can menstrual pain get worse after age 40?Yes, it can.It is not uncommon to hear, "I didn't have much pain when I was ...
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