As India becomes the world’s most populous nation, engaging men in family planning ‘will be a game changer’

Czech Republic may offer justice, compensation to thousands of sterilized Roma women 

Ugandan archbishop breaks with tradition to promote birth control during pandemic

Rural women in India struggle to access contraception. These people are trying to change that.

There’s still no birth control pill for men, despite promising candidates. Where’s the research headed?

TV news stories about birth control quote politicians and priests more often than medical experts

How Filipino moms endure a maternity ward that’s like ‘a blaring supermarket deli counter’

Sex without the Pill? There’s an app for that!

‘God commanded’ family planning, says this Muslim leader in flood-ravaged Malawi

How this clinic has changed a nation’s view of family planning

India uses mass sterilization ‘camps’ to promote family planning — but at a recent one at least 13 women died

The inside, not-always-ethical story of how ‘The Pill’ was made

The pill: fifty years later

Why Senegal wants families to put more space between their children

Why Senegal wants families to put more space between their children

Part II: Not Just a Women’s Issue

Part II: Not Just a Women’s Issue

Pediatrician group advises doctors pre-write prescriptions for emergency contraception

New York schools piloting program to offer Plan B, birth control pills to students

New report finds huge barriers for Native Americans needing emergency contraception

U.S. teen pregnancies reaching record-low levels

Two forms of birth control put women at risk for HIV

Senate to Vote on Contraception Mandate

The Debate Over Obama’s Birth Control Mandate

Follow Friday: CPAC, Gay Marriage, Contraception

Two contraceptives put users at greater risk for HIV infection

Family Planning in Malawi, Africa

Getting Men Into (or out of) the Act

Early experiences in the womb have long consequences for future health