New research looks at which of the oh-so-many period tracking and fertility awareness apps out there actually work.

You keep getting better, so why shouldn't your birth control?

Next Choice One Dose hit the U.S. market earlier this month.

Want to know when you're ovulating? A thermometer for your vadge may be just what you've been waiting for.

If you live in Oregon, you may be able to get the pill, the patch, or the ring straight from the pharmacy.

Women in Minnesota and Washington can use an app to get the pill, patch, or ring.

More good news from the left coast: Californians can get the pill, the patch, the ring, or the shot prescribed directly at the pharmacy.

We really hate to be downers, but most new male methods still have a long way to go before they're available to the public.

After 30+ years of no change, U.S. rates of unplanned pregnancy are on the decline. (Hurrah!)

The real deal behind the scary headlines connecting birth control pills to stroke risk.

A new, cheap blood test lets you find out if you have herpes with the prick of a finger.

A study asked over 1,100 young men and women about their pubic hair grooming practices and preferences.