Women with chronic health conditions have more medical visits—but are they getting the birth control info they need?

Taking medication for HIV? Here's what you should know to avoid an accidental pregnancy.

If you think condoms aren’t for you, you just haven’t found the right one yet.

Turns out the ladies can keep it in their pants, even when given their choice of free birth control.

If those skinny jeans are feeling a bit too skinny, don’t assume your birth control is the cause.

My favorite thing about the Mirena IUD is knowing how effective it is.

When I only have it once every three months, it’s just so much easier.

I really like that the hormone in the IUD is only in my uterus.

I think that overall peace of mind for the future is really nice.

Crib? Check. Lamaze classes? Check. Postpartum birth control plan? Make sure that’s on your checklist too.