After you turn 14, you can get medical care like birth control, STI tests, and abortions without your parents finding out. They're confidential, and you also don't need their permission! This is true...
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A quick introduction to the internal condom, sometimes called the female condom or FC2. It covers what it is, how to use it, and some things to...
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This short article explains the research and the possible risks of using weed and the...
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Many people follow their body's menstrual cycle to know when they have the most chance for pregnancy. They might do this to avoid pregnancy or get pregnant. This is sometimes called using the rhythm...
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An IUD (intrauterine device) is a small, T-shaped device with two threads hanging off the ends. A doctor inserts one in the uterus to prevent pregnancy. An IUD can stay inside the uterus for 3 -...
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Condoms are a great way to protect yourself during sex. They're the only method that can prevent STIs (sexually transmitted infections) and pregnancy at the same time. Many people can have sex...
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Whether or not smoking changes the effectiveness or risks of the...
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How vaping could affect hormonal birth...
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The biological explanation for how the pill affects someone's reproductive system to prevent...
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Your university health clinic may not have birth control pills in the clinic itself. But, you can make an appointment with a doctor or nurse at the clinic and ask them to write you a prescription...
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