Every person’s biology is unique, which means different types of birth control work for different people. A lesser-known form of birth control is the Annovera ring. It’s a flexible ring that is ...

Dr. Nicole Sparks is an obstetrician-gynecologist (OB-GYN) and women’s advocate. Dr. Sparks’ TikTok is a hub of information about reproductive health and women’s bodies. “So think about the ring ...

The birth control ring has similar side effects to birth control pills. While rare, some serious side effects can happen. However, the ring may also decrease your risk of some conditions. Speak with a ...

The modern landscape of reproductive health has evolved dramatically in recent years, with innovative technologies reshaping how people approach birth control. Among these advancements, a remarkable ...

Technology in the reproductive health space isn't new, but smart rings are making it trendy to a new type of consumer: people looking for birth control. Jessica was a writer on the Wellness team, with ...

Birth control works primarily by blocking sperm, disabling sperm, or preventing ovulation. Some types of birth control will start working right away, like condoms and copper IUDs. But others can take ...

The 39 million U.S. women who use contraception got a new option in October 2001 when the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved the first vaginal contraceptive ring (NuvaRing). The vaginal ring ...

If you’re sexually active and don’t want to get pregnant right now, birth control is one of the most effective tools available. Understanding what your options are, and how to get access to ...

Certain hormonal contraceptives, such as norethindrone, combined oral contraceptive pills, the contraceptive patch, and the birth control ring, may allow a person to delay their period. More research ...