U.S. women are catching on to the awesomeness of IUDs—but sometimes old myths die hard.

Certain meds do interfere with birth control—not most antibiotics, though.

People with a range of identities and orientations can benefit from birth control.

You know, you kinda have to bear through it until your uterus is like, 'okay, we're friends, we're gonna work together.'

New analysis says most contraceptive methods are working better than they have in the past.

Have a disability and looking for birth control? Here are tips to help you find a method that works with your unique body.

Considering weight loss surgery? Here’s what you should know about its impact on birth control and pregnancy.

Research suggests that birth control probably isn’t to blame for a loss in libido—but you know your body best.

When it comes to post-sex pregnancy prevention, don't believe the rumors.

More is totally merrier when it comes to IUD options. The latest addition is a hormonal IUD called LILETTA.