The Latest Breaking News from Natural Cycles

Are you looking for a birth control method that aligns with your body's natural rhythms, avoids hormones, and is backed by scientific rigor? I

A backlash is growing – some women are turning to apps or other methods, but a disturbing number seem to be giving up on birth control altogether, says Guardian Opinion deputy head Barbara Speed

To counter social-media conspiracy theories, we need more honest information about contraception and its side-effects, says writer Kate Muir

I've used the Oura Ring for six months and can't go back. But how does it track your menstrual cycle?

Galaxy Watch 5 users who use the Cycle Tracking feature in Samsung Health can now get better insights on their cycle and ovulation based on skin-temperature data collected by their smartwatch and the FDA-certified Natural Cycles algorithm.

Influencers are pushing a birth control app that could mean the end of pills and coils with grim side effects, writes Ellie Muir. But that’s only if you abide by a series of incredibly strict morning rituals

Should you heed those warnings to delete your apps?