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Courtesy of Perrigo CompanyExperts say the Opill will help young people, those who can鈥檛 regularly see a health care provider, and women whose prescriptions run out. -
Rich Pedroncelli/APA leading anti-abortion advocacy group is suing state insurance regulators in a case that could hobble a landmark Oregon law requiring insurance companies to cover abortion and contraceptives.
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California is trying to ease the pain of vasectomies by making them free for millions of residents. -
Californians will decide in November whether to lock the right to abortion into the state constitution. If they vote 鈥測es鈥� on Proposition 1, they will also lock in a right that has gotten less attention: the right to birth control. -
Jackson County's Public Health Division has provided family planning and sexually transmitted infection services for a while now. But that changes in鈥� -
Women alone can bear children, and women have borne much of the burden of NOT getting pregnant. There's a wide array of contraceptive methods for women, a鈥� -
A woman who just had a baby may decide that's it; no more kids, at least for a while. But the most reliable methods of birth control, intrauterine device鈥� -
While legislatures in other states continue to work on bills restricting abortion, Oregon is getting out front on birth control. House and Senate have鈥� -
Who knew a place with the rhythmic name of "Hobby Lobby" could cause such an uproar? But that's what happened recently, when the U.S. Supreme Court ruled鈥� -
Birth control is a fact of life in our society, but it was not always easy to obtain. It took a Supreme Court ruling in the mid 1960s to legalize鈥�
