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December 13, 2023 Is the monthly birth control ‘pill pause’ harmful to women’s mental health? Some researchers say the pill pause should be eliminated altogether byAnne Marie Williams, RN, BSN
November 29, 2023 Sports and the female body: A response to TIME magazine, Part I How sports fight young female athletes' natural physical development byMadison Ayers
October 15, 2021 BIG NEWS: Natural Womanhood is “Going Global!” In the past two years, over 40% of the visitors to the Natural Womanhood website byGerard Migeon
October 15, 2021 FAM in the UK: Obstacles to fertility awareness education and restorative reproductive medical care As a UK-based medical doctor trained in the Creighton Model FertilityCare System byAmanda Buadi
October 15, 2021 Addressing the Real Unmet Needs of African Women: An interview with Obianuju “Uju” Ekeocha Women’s health activist and biomedical scientist Obianuju “Uju” Ekeocha first byNatural Womanhood
December 24, 2016 My Christmas story: what happened when I answered an email from Nigeria Sometimes you take a small step, make a small gesture and then later you realize byGerard Migeon
September 25, 2016 An update on our FAM campaign in Nigeria Back in March, after we launched our documentary about fertility awareness byGerard Migeon
August 22, 2015 Charting and natural treatments for ovulation pain, aka “mittelschmerz” Mittelschmerz is German for “middle pain,” the telltale ovulation pain or byEmily Kennedy
