Which Contraception Method Is the Best Option For You?

  Even though the pill is one of the most popular contraceptive method, it may not be the best option for every woman. According to recent studies, many women have now turned their attention towards the IUD method, and experts believe that its popularity will continue to grow. It is important to know your options …

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Birth Control Methods: IUD

  The intrauterine device or IUD, is a common birth control method used by women. It is a T- shaped device, which is placed by a doctor inside the uterus. This device stops sperm from reaching and fertilizing eggs by blocking the pathway to the ovaries. In the United States, we have four types of …

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Birth Control Study

  Are you interested in participating in our clinical research study on Birth Control? This research study is being conducted to study VeraCept, an investigational intrauterine device (IUD). To participate in the study you must be between 18 to 40 years of age. Qualified participants may receive compensation for time and travel. To learn more …

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Birth Control Pills Provide Long-Lasting Protection against Endometrial Cancer, Study Finds

                New research suggests that women who use oral contraceptives though their reproductive years have a lower risk of developing endometrial cancer. Endometrial cancer begins in the lining of the uterus and tends to affect women in their 60s. Many risk factors are associated with this type of …

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10 Different Types of Contraception

  Combination pill The combination pill is one of the most common contraceptive methods. According to studies it is 99% effective when taken around the same time on a daily basis. People who might have to avoid this type of birth control includes smokers and women older than 35. Progestin-only pill The progestin-only pills do …

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Birth Control Implant or IUD?

            What is and IUD and what is a birth control implant? IUDs and a birth control implants have only two characteristics in common: they are both used to prevent pregnancy and neither can prevent sexually transmitted diseases. The IUD is a small, T-shaped device that your gynecologist inserts into …

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