Emergency contraception methods, like Plan B, help prevent pregnancy up to five days after having unprotected sex. (Photo: Getty Images) Although emergency contraception has been around for years — ...

What is the contraceptive pill? The combined oral contraceptive pill – known as ‘the pill’ – prevents pregnancy and is around 99 per cent reliable – if taken correctly at the same time every day. The ...

THE contraception industry could be transformed after breakthroughs in a number of male options. There are currently only two recommended methods of contraception for men – compared to 13 for women – ...

There are 15 methods of contraception available free-of-charge on the NHS - yet only two are suitable for men WHEN it comes to safe sex, the first thing most of us think about is the humble condom.

No one person is the same, so it makes sense that not one type of contraception will work the same for every person despite what it says on the tin. Different c ontraception methods work in different ...

The NHS said the natural fertility awareness method, if followed consistently and correctly, could be up to 99% effective The contraceptive pill was celebrated for the control and freedom it gave ...

If youre worried about unintended pregnancy after unprotected sex, you can safely use existing birth control pills as emergency contraception (EC) right away, reproductive health experts say. In ...

If you tell your GP you’re sexually active but don’t want children, you’ll more than likely be offered the pill, the coil or the implant as a form of contraception. But women looking for a more ...

Millions of British women rely on hormonal contraception. The Pill, taken by 3.5 million women in the UK, is by far the most popular form and certainly the most well known – deemed one of the most ...

THE contraception industry could be transformed after breakthroughs in a number of male options. There are currently only two recommended methods of contraception for men - compared to 13 for women - ...

The contraceptive pill was celebrated for the control and freedom it gave women when it first became available in the 1960s. Since then, most women in the UK have used hormone contraception at some ...