Contraceptives
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Slate Looks At 'Contraceptive Pioneers' And New Contraceptives In...
Mar 16, 2010After struggling for decades "to win support from the scientific community," contraceptive researchers have "re-established themselves as dedicated to a deserving craft with impressive developments that redefine conventional birth control," according to a Slate opinion piece by Jennifer Austin, a... by medicalnewstoday.com | related posts
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4 Strategies for Better Snacking, Sexual Anorexia, and Why Emergency...
18 hours agoto do with all that deliciously healthy produce. Here, tasty and easy recipes for meals, snacks, and desserts to make the most of your fresh finds. [AllYou.com] When emergency contraception first became available without a prescription, critics were up in arms about it encouraging unprotected... by living.health.com | related posts
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Study: morning-after pill doesn't reduce unwanted pregnancy
22 hours agoWhen the emergency contraception—or the morning-after pill—became available to adult women without prescription in the U.S. in 2006, it predictably whipped up a public health controversy. Some commentators said it would encourage unprotected sex and raise the rates of sexually transmitted... by wellness.blogs.time.com | related posts
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Pregnancy Rates Not Reduced By Advance Provision Of Emergency...
Mar 17, 2010Providing emergency contraception to women in advance of need does not reduce pregnancy rates, despite increased use and faster use after unprotected sexual intercourse. These are the findings according to a new review published in The Cochrane Library. Women who take emergency... by medicalnewstoday.com | related posts
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Advance emergency contraception doesn’t reduce pregnancy rates
Mar 17, 2010WASHINGTON - Women who take emergency contraception in advance of need do not reduce their chances of getting pregnant, despite increased and faster use of such medications after unprotected sexual intercourse, concludes a new study. Women who take emergency contraception up... by blog.taragana.com | related posts
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Atheism is doomed: the contraceptive Pill is secularism's cyanide tablet
Mar 15, 2010The 1960s counterculture slogan “make love, not war” could have been invented for the Hutterites, a conservative, pacifist Anabaptist community in the US and Canada. Numbering 400 at the end of the 19th century, when they moved to Dakota on the point of extinction, there are almost 50,000 Hutterites today,... by blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/author/benedictbrogan | related posts
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Free Hormonal Contraception Halved Termination Rate
Mar 13, 20103500 20- to 24-year-old women from Tromsø and Hamar in Norway were offered free hormonal contraception for a year. The result was that the abortion rate in the trial cities was halved. The project came to an end in December 2009, and the results obtained by the SINTEF Technology and Society... by medicalnewstoday.com | related posts
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Can the Birth Control Pill Make You Live Longer?
Mar 12, 2010Everyone knows the birth control pill is a powerful contraceptive. But there may be another benefit to the little blue tablet: Longer life . According to a British study of more than 46,000 women over the course of nearly four decades, taking the pill on average reduces a woman's risk of death by 12... by motherjones.com/blue-marble | related posts
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EllaOne: Emergency contraception pill or abortive agent?
Feb 02, 2010WASHIGTON - Although the new emergency contraceptive pill, EllaOne, has been found more effective than morning-after pill, its use has ignited a debate whether it prevents pregnancy or is it an abortive agent. EllaOne is 50 percent more effective - and effective for 48 hours longer - than the... by blog.taragana.com | related posts
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Oral Contraceptive Options
Sep 27, 2009Combination Pills Combination pills are oral contraceptives thаt cοntain eѕtrogen and progestin. Combinatiοn pіlls preνe;nt pregnancy by changіng the uterus’ lining and the cervical muсus, preventing... by digghealth.com | related posts
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Basic Set: Female Reproduction 3, Oral Contraceptives [Neurotopia]
Feb 24, 2010Basic Set: Female Reproduction 3, Oral Contraceptives [Neurotopia]don't want to ovulate? What about oral contraceptives? Of course, they aren't all oral anymore. Now we've got the patch and the ring, and I'm sure pretty soon we'll some sort of nasal insert (maybe something that looks like a nose ring?) for those who cannot be bothered with either a patch or a ring,... by scienceblogs.com | related posts
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Basic Set: Female Reproduction 3, Oral Contraceptives
Feb 24, 2010Basic Set: Female Reproduction 3, Oral Contraceptivesdon't want to ovulate? What about oral contraceptives? Of course, they aren't all oral anymore. Now we've got the patch and the ring, and I'm sure pretty soon we'll some sort of nasal insert (maybe something that looks like a nose ring?) for those who cannot be bothered with either a patch or a ring,... by scienceblogs.com/neurotopia | related posts
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