Choosing a Birth Control Method – Female Sterilization
(Published September 2011) Operative Sterilization Description Female surgical sterilization via tubal occlusion has been used for many years, is highly successful and safe, and has … Read more
(Published September 2011) Operative Sterilization Description Female surgical sterilization via tubal occlusion has been used for many years, is highly successful and safe, and has … Read more
(Updated June 2014) Description Extended hormonal contraception delays menstruation; continuous use eliminates menstruation. When COCs were first introduced in the 1960s, social, cultural, and religious … Read more
(Published September 2011) Description The cervical cap is a small, bowl-shaped device that fits snugly over the cervix and has a strap for easy removal. … Read more
(Published March 2011) EC Methods Emergency contraceptives available in the United States include emergency contraception pills (ECPs) and the Copper T intrauterine device.1,2,3 ECPs Three … Read more
HPV stands for Human Papillomavirus. It is a very common virus. HPV spreads from one person to another by skin-to-skin contact. HPV can spread through vaginal, anal, and oral sex, … Read more
Is This Choice Right for You? Each woman has unique birth control needs. To decide which method is best for you, get the facts and … Read more
The Association of Reproductive Health Professionals, which prepared these materials and programs under various grants, is a non-profit educational organization. The booklets are for information … Read more
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(Published September 2008) Contraceptive Use and Knowledge Contraceptive efficacy Many women, and even some health care providers, have gaps in their knowledge about available contraceptive … Read more