There has to be more.’” Hernandez, now 53 and a professor, human services program coordinator and chair of social and behavioral sciences at Middlesex Community College, published her first book, ...

Patients are flooding doctors offices and pharmacies seeking IUD replacements, backup contraception and abortion pills before ...

While there are certain exceptions where you do not need health insurance, it’s extremely helpful when it comes to organising contraception, checkups, and everything that comes with having a uterus in ...

Experts believe the devices work mostly by blocking fertilization, but also may make it harder for a fertilized egg to implant in the ... patients are scheduling IUD insertions or stockpiling ...

Women are also turning to companies that sell emergency contraception online or offer abortion pills mifepristone and misoprostol through telehealth — something that's been happening even ...