Contraception + Original Articles
Sure, sex is enjoyable, but could it turn deadly? Find out here.
It’s not something most of us want to think about. After all society — from alcohol commercials to Dr. Ruth—promotes sex as a pleasurable activity that’s a natural part of life. For the most part, they’re right.
Unfortunately, in some cases sex can lead to conditions that will kill you.
Consider these factors to help determine which contraceptive method is right for you.
With the invention of birth control pills in the 1960s, women suddenly had unprecedented control over their reproductive schedules. Today, many couples are opting to delay starting a family, and some are ruling out parenthood completely. According to the American Academy of Family Physicians, the type of birth control you choose depends on your lifestyle and needs.
Sexually transmitted diseases can be hard to spot; in fact, some may have no symptoms at all. Here, how to pinpoint and prevent the three most common offenders.
You've been in a monogamous relationship for years. You and your partner have discussed your sexual histories. And you go to the doctor for regular checkups. There's no way you could be carrying or spreading a sexually transmitted disease, right? Well, not so fast.
Millions of women become pregnant each year, but too many of them don't have all the facts. Here, a look at pregnancy by the numbers.
As soon as a woman discovers she's pregnant, she embarks on a life-altering journey. As the baby grows and changes inside of her, she goes through a series of changes, too. If armed with the right tools and information, she can help ensure a smooth pregnancy and the birth of a healthy baby.
