Molo's key selling point is a powder delivery system rather than the "horse pills" Zamolo says she took while trying to ...

The contraceptive pill could damage fertility, according to new research. The powerful hormones could upset the reproductive system for months - or even years - after women stop taking it.

There are plenty of reasons to consider coming off the pill, from wanting to conceive to trying to get back in touch with your regular rhythms. But beware the people online who demonise hormonal ...

I am trying for a baby and have read that you should not attempt to become pregnant while taking anti-malaria drugs. I may be going to Thailand later this year and would like your advice as to ...

If you missed your pill and had unprotected sex, you may need an emergency contraceptive Medically reviewed by Renita White, MD It is possible to get pregnant if you missed a pill and had ...

In the decade after the Pill was released, the oral contraceptive gave women highly effective control over their fertility. By 1960, the baby boom was taking its toll. Mothers who had four ...

After decades of attempts to develop a male contraceptive pill, a new study suggests it could be a big step closer to reality ...

As long as you take it within 24 hours of missing a pill, it's unlikely you'll get pregnant. If you take oral contraception to prevent pregnancy, you're not alone — the pill is one of the most ...

The contraceptive pill Slinda, endometriosis treatment Ryego and an IVF drug will be made cheaper via the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme, the Albanese government will announce. Both those drugs ...

42% who ordered abortion pills after getting pregnant identified as white, younger in age, and more likely to have children. Only 2.4% identified as Black, and only 5.3% identified as Hispanic, in ...