About half of all pregnancies in the US are unintended. But if birth control pills were available over the counter and covered by insurance, the rate of unintended pregnancies could drop by as much as 25%, according to a study
published Friday in the journal Contraception.
Merck Grants Free License for Pediatric HIV Drug - Washington Post
Drugmaker Merck & Co. has granted a free license allowing one of its HIV medicines to be made and sold inexpensively for use in young children in poor countries hard hit by the AIDS virus.
The Future of Male Birth Control - US News & World Report
The birth control pill is a popular option for women, and a similar drug could be available for men.
Low Libido in Women: What's Killing Your Sex Drive? - SHAPE
Desire disorders are plaguing more and more young women. Shape.com looks into why and what can be done to help
Fifty Shades of Blush: Why Is It So Hard to Talk to Kids About Sex? - Huffington Post
Comical images of red-faced, squirmy parents trying to get themselves through some variation of "The Talk" ultimately make us laugh at ourselves, and that's always a good thing. But, decades of work with generations of parents makes me think there's something deeper than learned discomfort and embarrassment going on here.
What's an Anal Pap Smear? Here's Everything You Need to Know - Cosmopolitan
Anal pap smears look for cellular changes, the same way they would look for cellular changes in a vaginal pap smear. They look for what's called any evidence of dysplasia, pre-cancer cells or potential pre-cancer changes.