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- What Warcontrived war on religion purportedly by President Obama
- Contraception Compromise Leaves Catholics UnsatisfiedPresident Obama's attempt to mollify religious groups with a partial exemption falls short.
- Does Obama’s Contraception Initiative Infringe Upon the Freedom of Religion?The President's plan to provide easy access to reproductive services for all women has been criticized as an infringement upon religious freedom. But, is it really?
- Obama Contraception Bill: Assault on Religion or Protection of Liberty?Conservatives argue that Obama's contraception bill under the Affordable Health Care Act is an assault on religion. However, a closer look reveals it to be less an attack on religious liberty than a logical step in support of liberty.
- President Obama's Contraceptive Mandate is Bad PoliticsPresident Obama pushes his healthcare mandate in a test of government will versus religious freedoms.
- Contraceptive Mandate in Healthcare Law Violates Separation of Church and StateOne provision of the new healthcare law states that employers, including church-run schools, hospitals and charities, must provide free contraceptives to their employees. Here is why this is Unconstitutional and wrong on so many levels.
- Contraception Controversy? It's the 21st Century, Right?Religiously-affiliated colleges and hospitals are objecting to a federal requirement that their health insurance plans cover contraception for employees on "religious grounds." If they succeed, there will only be one clear winner. Hint: it's not God.
- Healthcare Showdown: Religion, Government, and ContraceptionThe recent passing of the healthcare law has brought up some lawsuits when it comes to forced contraception on religious institutions. Should government and religion be mixed?
- Healthcare Mandate on Contraceptives Creates OutrageA new health care law forces employers to provide insurance that covers FDA-approved prescription contraceptives 100%. Some church-related organizations are outraged that they may have to pay for something the church itself condemns.
- Candidates and ContraceptionIn the wake of a Personhood Amendment on one ballot and six more coming, George Stephanopoulos's questions about contraception, and the answers given by candidates, are extremely relevant to slightly more than half this country's population: Women.
Is Prolonged Birth Control Pill Use Safe?Is it safe to use birth control pills for long periods of time? Here’s what all women should know about how long it is safe to use oral contraceptives.
Study Finds Hormonal Contraceptives Increase HIV RiskStudy shows that women who use hormonal oral contraceptives or injections of Depro-Provera are at a greater risk of getting and transmitting HIV and AIDs.- Prolactinoma and Oral ContraceptivesProlactinoma is a tumor in the pituitary gland that stimulates prolactin in the body and is one of the most frequent types of pituitary tumor.
6 Common Myths About Birth Control PillsOral contraceptives are one of the most commonly used methods of contraception. Unfortunately, it can be difficult to separate fact from fiction. Here are six common myths about birth control pills.- The New Male Contraceptives: Are They Effective? Will Men Use Them?The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation is sponsoring a conference on new male contraceptives in October 2011. Will men take responsibility for birth control?
Contraceptive Dangers: New Mothers Risk Postpartum Blood ClotsIf you have recently given birth and are seeking a safe contraceptive method to prevent pregnancy, you may want to avoid certain types of contraceptives which may lead to the formation of potentially fatal blood clots.
Is the Birth Control Pill Lowering Your Sex Drive?Have you noticed changes in sex drive after starting oral contraception? Here's what all women should know about the link between the birth control pill and changes in libido.
Debunking 8 Popular Myths About Sex, Conception and ContraceptionSome rather ludicrous myths have developed about getting pregnant and avoiding getting pregnant. Check out eight of the most popularly believed myths and see if you have been suckered all these years.- Family PlanningMany couples are increasingly looking for new methods of family planning through contraception.
- Combined Contraceptive Pills and Their Efficacy Beyond Birth ControlLearn about the contraceptive choices available to you. Regular contraception is the order of the day for many women and in this regard, you have four effective and reliable pills to choose from.
- Different Forms of ContraceptivesMaking the right contraceptive choice is important for women who have sex on a regular basis. This article provides you relevant information on the two common forms of oral contraception - regular and emergency.
Family Planning in BangladeshThis paper explores the presence of family planning workers in Bangladesh and the effects of their efforts to educate women about contraceptive use. It also discusses the impact of a woman's family members upon her contraceptive choices.- Emergency Contraceptives that WorkEmergency birth control pills are plenty, but you cannot rely on all of them. So it's better to go for prescription-only pills to get maximum benefits out of emergency contraceptive methods. Find out more on the emergency contraception choices you have.
- A Mental Experiment: Planned Parenthood FundingWould liberals be willing to have the government fund a neo-Nazi birth control clinic provided no government money is spent on neo-Nazi propaganda?
- What Can You Do in Case of Contraceptive Failure?Couples, during times of contraceptive failure, get tensed and upset about the fact that the woman might become pregnant but they overlook the fact that in spite of contraceptive failure, they can prevent pregnancy.
- Choosing the Best Emergency Birth Control PillsThe effectiveness of the popular emergency contraceptives is indisputable. ellaOne and Levonelle are among the 2 most sought after emergency contraceptive pills available in the UK.
- Different Aspects of ContraceptionContraception refers to prevention of unwanted pregnancy. It can be done using condoms or intrauterine devices, or with hormonal contraceptive pills that are available in two forms '" regular contraception and emergency contraception.
- Methods of ContraceptionThis article advises on what the most popular forms of contraception are available. It also states whether they help to reduce the risk of catching sexually transmitted infections (STIs).
- Can You Get Pregnant on Contraceptive Implants?With a large failure of contraceptive implants being reported in the United Kingdom, it causes some question on the reliability of contraceptive implants. How effective is this method of birth control? Can you get pregnant on contraceptive implants?
No Condom? No Problem!The male pill is finally here! Do women breathe a sigh of relief or is leaving birth control in the hands of men such a bright idea?- The Different Forms of Spermicidal ContraceptivesContraceptive spermicides is a great way to reduce your chances of becoming pregnant. They will not prevent STD's, and are not that effective unless they are backed up with another contraceptive method.
- Using Birth Control Pills as Emergency ContraceptionCan birth control pills be used as emergency contraception in place of Plan B? Here are some of the things that you should know about using a higher dosage of birth control pills to prevent pregnancy.
- Is Contraception Free on the NHS?The National Health Service (NHS) has served the needs of the British public for decades, providing free medical treatment for all regardless of their age, social or economic status.
- Skin Rubbed Contraceptive Better Than the Pill or PatchA new transdermal Nestorone undergoing tests as better contraceptive compared to the Pill and patch. Phase two trial have proven success for a new topical contraceptive. Expect Nestorone available within next few years.
- Does TRICARE Cover Contraception?Couples who have completed their family, or those who choose not to have children, will need to consider their long term options. Does TRICARE cover contraception?
- PCOD/PCOS and the Pill: Oral Contraceptive Birth Control and Poly-Cystic Ovarian Disease SyndromeDo you have painless PCOS/PCOD and your doctor is recommending oral contraceptive birth control, also known as The Pill? Here are some issues with this method of treatment you need to consider.
- Understanding Contraceptive Foam for Birth ControlContraceptive foam helps destroy the sperm and prevent pregnancy Learn the advantages and disadvantages of this type of birth control.
- Preferred Forms of ContraceptionThere are many forms of contraception available on the market. Individuals have the option of choosing forms that work well for them and their partners.
- New FDA Approved Emergency Contraceptive: EllaElla, also known as EllaOne in Europe, is the newly controversial contraceptive drug that has recently been approved by the FDA.
- Ella: An All New Emergency Contraception OptionIf you're trying to find out what a woman's options are when it comes to emergency birth control, this guide gives you information about ella, a new emergency birth control option.
