One married woman’s perspective

Maternal health continues to worsen in America. It could be because abortion and contraception take up all the oxygen in the women’s health conversation.

A new book explores the effects of contraceptives on the brain

Navigating your body's signals while your body adjusts to its new normal

Catch up on all the news you might have missed with our handy summary of the week’s top stories.

Charting with fertility awareness-based methods can help you treat your PMS.

Though many still beg to differ

These side effects are causing women to sour on the pill

Who said social media had to be draining?

Hint: it's a lot!

How surrendering to postpartum weight challenges healed, not hurt, my relationship with my body

One drug can have many contradictory uses.

Here’s what a doctor says we should understand about choosing and using the right one.

This old-fashioned approach to delivering your baby is a better option than you might think.

So that you can overcome them

Aunt Flo makes summer plans, too, and they’re not exactly pretty.

Cope with PMS better, catch underlying gynecological issues, and avoid discomfort down there by checking these off your to-do list.

Why wasn’t this covered in health class?

Charting your fertility cycle isn’t just about family planning.

FABMs have come a long way in the past century—so has the range of reasons women use them.

One in 10 reproductive-age women will deal with this chronic condition.

Both short- and long-term stress can impact your feminine health.

A new year is the perfect time to start understanding your cycle better.