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May 8, 2019 Study Links Hormonal Birth Control to Increased Risk of Breast Cancer A recent article in Longevity, asks, “Breast Cancer: Are The Risks Linked To byGabriella Patti
February 28, 2019 Birth Control, Blood Clots, and the Untimely Death of Alexandra Williams Our story begins on April 17, 1998, at Durham Regional Hospital (now Duke byAnthony Williams
February 22, 2019 Women “Have Not Felt Heard” In Their Search for Natural Alternatives to Birth Control A survey of Canadian women showed that they are using birth control less than byGabriella Patti
September 8, 2018 Natural Womanhood Exclusive Interview: Abby Johnson on Contraception Abby Johnson, a former director of a Planned Parenthood clinic, has personal and byMary Rose Somarriba
August 18, 2018 Getting to Know Synthetic Estrogens and Progestins: What Do They Do to Our Bodies? Our society is increasingly interested in natural versus synthetic everything byLindsay Schlegel
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