Q & A With J. C. Khoury, Director Of "The Pill"
"The Pill" is about two strangers who have a one-night-stand and deal with potential pregnancy.
Do you believe in love at first sight? How about love at first pregnancy scare?
BIRTH CONTROL PILL
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Thank You, Rush Limbaugh! [EXPERT]
Read about the good that came out of Rush Limbaugh's bold remarks!
It’s great that Rush Limbaugh called Sandra Fluke a slut and a prostitute! By saying what he did, this misogynistic ignoramus inadvertently launched public awareness on this important issue like never before. I’m sure that was the last thing he was trying to accomplish, which is exactly why it’s extra satisfying. To add delicious icing to the cake, Sandra Fluke has handled the potentially devastating situation with dignity, grace and intelligence. Instead of shrinking in horror from the public attention and disgusting remarks, she rose to the occasion in a way that makes all of us self-respecting women proud.
Sandra Fluke Rejects Rush Limbaugh's Apology: What Do You Think?
Rush Limbaugh called Sandra Fluke, who testified for insured birth control, a slut and prostitute.
After researching both sides of the Sandra Fluke saga, I find it hard not to side with the courageous third-year law student, who testified on Capitol Hill on Feb. 23, advocating for birth control to be covered by insurance — and was subsequently inexplicably shamed by conservative talk-show host Rush Limbaugh for being a "prostitute" and "slut."
"My Birth Control Pill Almost Killed Me"
I suffered a pulmonary embolism from taking the Yaz birth control pill.
Some of you may remember my issues with the birth control pill, Yaz. After surviving a pulmonary embolism, I can now consider myself relatively healthy although doctors are not sure if I will have more complications in the future. Even though I've been off my medication for two and a half years, I am still dealing with what happened every day.
Should You Quit The Pill? New Research Says Yes
New study highlights birth control pill's negative side effects -- including low libido.
A new study adds support to the theory that birth-control pills can kill your libido. Do the drawbacks outweigh the benefits?
Why You Should Stop Taking The Pill Before Saying 'I Do'
Birth control pills could make you go for Mr. Wrong.
More proof that birth control pills can be evil: Women who are on the drug tend to choose partners who are less attractive and worse in bed.
Research Says Women Will Stay On Pill If They Have Longer Supply
Women are also less likely to have an unplanned pregnancy when they have more pills.
Scientists all over the world are racing to come up with an option for male birth control and based on new research regarding women and how often they take their birth control pills, we can see why that may not be such a bad idea.
The 6 Newest Birth Control Options
Fox News iMag's resident OBGYN breaks down six new methods to keep your bun out of the oven.
Birth control is not what it used to be. Here are six new options you may want to consider.
Why I Believe In Natural Family Planning
Despite what critics say, Natural Family Planning can be good for your marriage.
If you've heard the term Natural Family Planning (NFP), it's probably almost a certainty actually, that you were given some bad information about it. As someone who has practiced NFP with my wife for around six years, I know I've heard more than my fair share of misguidance from family, the media and even priests. Sometimes it's honest confusion or simply a passing along of misinformation, but other times it's a blatant attack on a somewhat mysterious practice that many in our culture chalk up to some form of crazy desire for 20 kids or an exercise in Pope-worshiping. Despite what critics say, Natural Family Planning can be good for your marriage.
What Will Free Birth Control Mean For You?
Health insurance plans will cover birth control, HIV tests and other services starting in 2012.
The U.S. Health & Human Services has announced new guidelines that health insurance plans beginning on or after August 1, 2012 will cover various women's preventative services, including birth control, voluntary sterilization, and emergency contraception. What does this mean for you?
Could Women Soon Have Access To Free Birth Control?
Women may soon receive pills, IUDs and patches without the co-pay, under the Affordable Care Act.
It's hard to imagine the words "free" and "birth control" being in the same sentence, especially to the women who have spent years paying upwards of $30 for their montly pills. Yet, the Institute of Medicine (IOM), which deals exclusively with women's and reproductive issues, has released a new report that suggests birth control could soon be free and accessible for all American women.