Birth control: The pill - It's smart to plan ahead, and to research some methods of birth control. Here we take a look at "The Pill" -- oral contraception for women.
Birth control: Tubal ligation - If this is to be your last pregnancy, you and your partner may be considering forms of permanent birth control. Learn about tubal ligation -- a method of female sterilization -- in this article.
Breastfeeding and birth control - For the nursing mother who wants to space her pregnancies, there are many birth control options to choose from. Each method offers advantages and disadvantages. Lactation Consultant Anne Smith explains.
Chewable birth control pill approved - The US Food and Drug Administration in November 2003 approved Ovcon 35, an oral, spearmint-flavored contraceptive tablet that can be chewed and swallowed.
New male contraceptive clears hurdle - Reversible, nonhormonal contraception that provides 10 or more years of protection after a 10-15 minute procedure has been cleared for further experimentation.
Pregnancy rates for birth control methods - A data table provides estimates of the percent of women likely to become pregnant while using a particular contraceptive method for one year.
The new contraceptives - Because you can get pregnant even before your period returns, it's a good idea to keep abreast of your birth control options.
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