What the science says about “training your tastebuds” Can you actually make yourself like healthier foods? byMerlot FogartyFebruary 12, 2026
What’s with the hype around NORA tea? It has a big following, but is it actually helpful? byLeanne JarvisFebruary 10, 2026
What is a molar pregnancy, and how is it treated? A comprehensive primer on a rare but serious complication byMadison AyersFebruary 7, 2026
Pregnant women have abs, too! Research shows the benefits of core exercise during pregnancy How to do it safely—for mom and baby byMarianne SwingleFebruary 5, 2026
January 16, 2025 Thousands of women say they were seriously injured by the copper IUD The copper IUD is more prone to breakage than the hormonal IUD byCaitlin Estes
September 10, 2024 IUD placement right after birth might be unethical—and unnecessary Why we shouldn't be placing "postplacental" LARC byKristen Curran
March 21, 2024 Why are more teens using LARCs than ever before? What to know about the risks of long-acting reversible contraceptives byKristen Curran
July 21, 2022 IUDs: Of (insertion) pain and (uterine) perforation Intrauterine devices (IUDs), be they hormonal or copper, are having a moment in byAnne Marie Williams, RN, BSN
June 2, 2022 Your chances of getting pregnant after a tubal ligation or IUD placement may be higher than you think If you’ve ever discussed your options for permanent or long-term contraception byChristina Bennett
February 27, 2021 Why It’s Important to Trust Your Intuition When It Comes to Your Health Have you ever been told by your medical provider that your pain is “normal” and byJulia Hogan-Werner, LCPC
October 5, 2014 Why I would never let my daughter get an IUD Me: “I’m never letting Erika get an IUD byGerard Migeon
