The pill is still the most popular birth control method in the U.S.—and it’s still the subject of all kinds of crazy rumors.

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.

If you use the pill or the ring, you don't need magic powers to control your menstrual cycle.

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.

If you’re among the many folks wondering if now is the time to try long-acting birth control, here are some things to consider.

I knew that my IUD just wasn’t working for me, but I had no idea what to expect when it came time to get it taken out.

After focusing on preventing pregnancy for so many years, deciding to plan a pregnancy is a whole other ball of wax.

UTIs can be related to sex and birth control, but no worries: you can stop them in their tracks.