Women's Health

"Protecting Americans' access to contraception is more important than ever," Senator Cory Booker said in a statement.

Marianna Ibarra was forced to take out her own Nexplanon implant, after doctors incorrectly told her it was part of the healing process.

The tumor is known as a uterine fibroid, which can cause symptoms like stomach swelling, menstrual changes and pain.

The high court will hear arguments Monday over the new state law, which one doctor called an effort "to get around national laws."

Multiple blood clots have left Robyne Toseland unable to work or have children, but the 36-year-old is determined to use her experience to raise awareness.

Since the U.S.' most restrictive abortion law came into effect in Texas, women seeking to end pregnancies are overwhelming neighboring states' abortion clinics.

Intimina points out that there is no medical reason not to engage in period sex, and you can do so with the Ziggy Cup.

Gynecologists recommend Kegel exercises to strengthen pelvic floor muscles, which could lead to benefits including improving orgasm strength.

Intimina wants to eliminate stereotypes about menstruation while providing reliable information on all women's reproductive health needs.

The "Modern Family" star underwent surgery when she was diagnosed with thyroid cancer when she was younger.

Mother and nurse Doreen Plunkett died during a scheduled C-section due to a rare condition.

Women seeking an abortion will no longer be told that "objective scientific information shows that a fetus can feel pain at 20 weeks of postfertilization age."

Kayley Reese revealed doctors found an 8.5-inch-long cyst on her left ovary, weighing 7 pounds.

The problem with the Women's Health Protection Act, however, is that women's health is the last thing it has in mind.

We must normalize mental health as part of the "whole person" health regime, just as we normalized nutrition and exercise over the last 30 years.

State and local justice systems need to implement sustainable approaches to keep women out of prison and jail and in the community.

It's time to lift the heavy financial and emotional burdens imposed because period products aren't eligible for subsidies like other essentials.

You can now get your birth control pills and refills delivered straight to your doorstep so you can stay safe at home. Here's how.

The Biden administration is working to reverse a Trump-era family policy directive that caused Planned Parenthood to leave the federal family planning program, a move that officials believe may have resulted in an estimated 180,000 unplanned pregnancies.

Menopause may be daunting, but the good news is that it is manageable. Eating the right diet, exercising, and choosing the right supplements can all help you manage your symptoms better.

Pregnant individuals are making the decision to vaccinate without necessary information regarding the safety of the vaccines for themselves or their babies.

Let 2021 be the year when we agree, once and for all, that we will hold fast to our mutual bedrock belief in human rights, equality and justice.

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At least 19 women at the Irwin County Detention Center in Georgia have accused a doctor of performing "unnecessary" gynaecological surgeries without their consent.

"You talk about late-term abortion," President Donald Trump said on Thursday, "this is early-term execution."

The House Speaker said the president has only one goal for rushing Amy Coney Barrett onto the Supreme Court: to abolish the Affordable Care Act, starting with November 10 oral arguments over the health law.

In just a few years, the Trump Administration has turned the United States from a key supporter of healthcare for women and girls into its primary antagonist

Lack of cohesive police protocol, combined with power imbalance and deep, lingering stigma around menstruation, leads to inevitable potential for abuse.

It has been 60 years since the FDA first approved the birth control pill on May 9, 1960. It emerged as an essential pillar of women's ability to have good quality of life.