Finding the right contraceptive can be a process of trial and error.

The team discusses pressing events that say something about our culture, and why it matters. Today, why sexual health still elicits moral anxiety.

The significant judgment addresses how legal infrastructure can reckon with a restrictive understanding of consent and sexual trauma.

"[I]t was interesting to notice that this connection was strongest for women who had not been depressed before."

The state's soaring levels of gender-based violence, dowry-related deaths, and women’s mental health struggles suggest women still lack autonomy.

If taken correctly, birth control pills are 99.7% effective at preventing pregnancies.

IUDs are known to be among the most effective, reversible, long-term methods of birth control.

The morning after pill is generally 75-90% effective at preventing pregnancy if taken within 72 hours of intercourse.

Reproductive rights advocates have been calling out state-sponsored sterilizations as covert forms of abuse for decades.

This invention can help reduce unintended pregnancies that arise from women forgetting to take their daily dose of the pill.

Period-suppressing birth control can benefit women, but its long-term use can lead to health problems.