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Epilepsy Drugs That Can Weaken Birth Control Overlapped with Contraceptive Prescriptions for More Than 7,000 Medicaid Patients

A Neurology study of Medicaid patients with epilepsy found that nearly one-third had seizure drug prescriptions overlapping with birth control, which can weaken the drugs.

Medical Daily · 8h ago

Pregnant While Taking Ozempic or Mounjaro? Large Review Offers Early Reassurance, but Stopping Before Pregnancy Is Still Advised

A review of 43,000+ women found no clear link between GLP-1 drugs and major pregnancy complications. Labels still say to stop before a planned pregnancy.

Medical Daily · Oct 3

Trump’s pick to lead the FDA won’t say if she thinks birth control is abortion, alarming advocates

Heidi Overton could revisit mifepristone’s approval and wouldn’t answer questions about IUDs in her Senate confirmation hearing

The Independent UK · Sep 25

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Trump FDA nominee tight-lipped on whether she thinks women are contaminating America’s drinking water with birth control and abortion pills

She won't say whether it's possible for Trump be wrong about anything, ever.

We Got This Covered · Sep 25

A 33-Year-Old Saw Everyone's Eyes Fused Together, and Doctors Traced It to a Clot in Her Brain's Veins

A woman 28 days into birth control saw faces with fused eyes. The cause was a clot in her brain's veins, a link rarely reported.

Medical Daily · Sep 24

TNR in Indian Neighbourhoods: How Trap, Neuter and Return Actually Shrinks Stray Cat Colony Numbers

Why removing cats from a colony does not reduce the colonyA stray cat removed from a territory leaves a resource vacuum. Other cats move in within days, sometimes from adjacent streets, sometimes from the same litter born weeks earlier. This is called the vacuum effect, and it is the reason…

Times Life · Sep 13

Feeding Street Dogs in Your Housing Society: What Courts and Animal Welfare Rules Actually Say in India

The Law That Most RWAs Pretend Does Not ExistThe Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act, 1960, is the foundational statute. Section 11 of the Act makes it a punishable offence to beat, kick, torture, or cause unnecessary pain to any animal, including a street dog on your society's premises. The…

Times Life · Sep 13

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India's ABC Programme Promises to Control Stray Dog Populations, Here Is Where Sterilisation Fails

What the ABC Programme Actually MandatesThe Animal Birth Control (ABC) Rules, first notified in 2001 and significantly revised in 2023, require every municipal body in India to sterilise and vaccinate free-roaming dogs, return them to their original location, and maintain ward-level records. The programme does not permit culling, the Supreme…

Times Life · Sep 12

Is Clavicular really trying for a baby with Lily Snyder? Influencer reveals plans despite past infertility claims

Clavicular says he and Lily Snyder are trying to have a baby after stopping birth control. The 20-year-old influencer previously claimed he was unable to have children because of testosterone use. During a recent Kick livestream, he said he plans to take testosterone while trying for a child. The couple…

The Times of India · Aug 16

Only One GLP-1 Drug Carries a Birth Control Warning, and the Class Is Not Interchangeable

Tirzepatide labels tell patients on the pill to add a barrier method for four weeks. Semaglutide carries no equivalent warning.

Medical Daily · Aug 14

Researchers Examine Whether Falling Birth Control Pill Use Is Linked to Rising Abortion Numbers

Abortion numbers have risen in the US. Researchers are divided on whether shifting contraception use explains it, and the data are limited.

Medical Daily · Aug 10

What Animal Rescue Organisations in India Are Doing That Government Programmes Cannot

The number that explains everythingA female dog, left unsterilised, can produce two litters a year. Each litter averages six to eight pups. Factor in her female offspring doing the same, and the arithmetic becomes staggering within three to four years. The WHO has estimated India's stray dog population at roughly…

Times Life · Aug 2

‘Why do I feel crappy?’: women are learning about their luteal phases - and Maha is weaponizing it

People have found language for moodiest part of their menstrual cycles, and the right has seized on it

The Guardian - US · Jul 23

Ex Tries To Embarrass Woman For Breaking Up With Him, Ends Up Being The Joke

Breaking up with a toxic partner is supposed to bring peace, but for one woman, it only marked the beginning of a bizarre ordeal. After ending a short-lived relationship, she started receiving unexpected calls from strangers who believed she was offering certain services for money. Furious after discovering who was…

Bored Panda · Jun 25

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We Got This Covered · Jun 19

Couple agrees to be childless, but when she finds herself pregnant, his response is excitement: ‘My whole world tilted’

His later reaction made her suspicious about what really happened since she was on birth control.

The Independent UK · Jun 9

America grows more socially conservative as more people say they are against having a baby outside marriage

In the past year, the share of Americans who consider having a baby outside marriage acceptable dropped nearly 10 points

Pedestrian.tv · Jun 5

If You Take A Common Birth Control Pill, You Might Soon Be Able To Skip The GP Script Altogether

Women in NSW can now sort their pill script at some pharmacies instead of battling for a GP appointment. Here's how it works.

MyLifeXP · Jun 1

10 Period Symptoms That Could Signal A Health Problem

Periods are a normal part of life, yet they often come with symptoms that leave many women wondering whether what they're experiencing is normal. Is heavy bleeding just part of your cycle? Are painful cramps something you simply have to live with? Or could your body be trying to tell…

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The Times of India · May 25

What's an Encyclical? From workers’ rights to AI, five letters from Popes that left a global impact

Pope Leo XIV unveiled his encyclical, “Magnifica Humanitas,” addressing human dignity in the AI era. This historic document, presented with an AI pioneer, marks the Catholic Church's continued engagement with contemporary challenges through its ancient tradition of papal letters. The encyclical joins a lineage of influential papal teachings on critical…

The Conversation · May 22

Reduced health insurance payments for hospital births had a bigger impact on sterilization rates than correcting an injustice

For decades, female sterilization has been one of the most common forms of birth control in the U.S.: 11.5% of U.S. women, ages 15-49, use female sterilization as their primary contraceptive method – nearly identical to the pill.

The Conversation · May 6

Protestant leaders once championed birth control – not to liberate women, but as part of ‘responsible parenthood’

Mother’s Day seems like a strange time to celebrate birth control, which, on its most basic level, is about helping people to not become mothers – or not become mothers again.

Android Central · May 1

Oura sees a gap in women's health, rolls out birth control support and more

Oura is stepping up its women's health game, announcing the arrival of birth control support and Menopause Insights in an upcoming May patch.

The Guardian - UK · May 1

Woman denied permanent birth control on NHS wins case with ombudsman

Leah Spasova from Oxfordshire fought for 10 years to obtain tubal ligation procedure, while men could get vasectomies

T3 · May 1

Oura’s newest update could change how women track hormonal health

Birth control and menopause insights bring more context to everyday data

The Conversation · Apr 16

Health information delivered as a video game can bridge the communication gap between patients and providers

Imagine you and your partner are sitting in the waiting room of your doctor’s office, waiting for your appointment to get birth control – and instead of calculating how many other people will be called before you, or perusing old magazines, a nurse hands you a digital tablet and encourages…

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