Healthcare providers with questions about reproductive and sexual health topics have a new resource at their disposal: an anonymous, confidential, and free physician-staffed hotline. Reproductive ...

Whether you’re experiencing symptoms, making decisions about family planning, or just wanting to ensure everything is working as it should, having a clear, honest conversation is the first step.

Reproductive health is often treated like a one-time topic— a quick chat about puberty, a conversation before starting birth control, or a few prenatal visits before a baby arrives. But according to ...

Abortion access has become more complicated since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in 2022, pushing patients from ...

Reproductive anatomy, ovulation, and hormones are the most commonly discussed topics when it comes to fertility. On the other ...

Objective Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) primarily affects women of reproductive age, necessitating complex conversations ...

Employee demand for reproductive health care benefits, including contraception, abortion, and fertility treatment, crosses gender, age, and political lines. Employers that invest in reproductive and ...

NSFG 2015–2019 analyses excluded surgical sterility and clinical infertility, yet >20% reported diagnosed reproductive health conditions, highlighting a sizable “subfertility-adjacent” population ...