Not sure what all the fuss and commotion is over birth control and the SCOTUS this past week? Wondering why everyone’s talking about hobbies and lobbying and the Notorious RBG? Below we’ve rounded up a few links of necessary reading and analysis to help fill in the gaps. In brief: [...]
If the pill for women has been been around since the ‘60s, and a pill for men would essentially use the same technology to prevent unwanted pregnancy, then why wasn’t it developed and marketed decades ago?
Post holiday fetes can give the best of us a run from the weight scales, which is why the packaging revision of NorLevo, the European version of Plan B manufactured by HRA-Pharma, to note that it’s not always an effective for women over 165 pounds and doesn’t work at all for women who weigh more than 176 pounds, is just a little more depressing for those seeking emergency contraception.
By now you’ve probably heard the buzz on the internet. From NY Mag to CBC, everyone is discussing “The Pull-Out Generation.” Ask your friends and you’ll probably notice the same trend: little reliance on the pill and other forms of contraception.
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