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10 Things You Should Know if You re Going to Stop Taking Birth Control Pills

No matter what your reason for stopping birth control, here are the steps you ll need to take for a safe and healthy transition.

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Femasys Inc Begins FemBloc Pivotal Trial Enrollment at Stanford Medicine

- Stanford Medicine, a center with a long tradition of leadership in pioneering gynecological research and innovation, is the second academic center to participate in the FemBloc pivotal trial since.

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Scientists Discover Simple Way to Boost the Effectiveness of Popular Emergency Contraceptive Pill

According to a randomized controlled trial recently published in The Lancet, combining the anti-inflammatory drug piroxicam, often prescribed for arthritis pain, with the levonorgestrel emergency contraceptive pill after unprotected intercourse results in fewer pregnancies compared to taking levonor

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Taking morning-after pill with a painkiller is more effective, study finds

Women who were given an anti-inflammatory drug alongside emergency contraception were significantly less likely to become pregnant

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Morning after pill is more effective when taken with this painkiller

Experts found that the morning after pill was 95% effective at preventing pregnancy when taken with an anti-inflammatory drug

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