birth control

All you need to know about birth control from your 20s to your 50s

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In the U.S., sales of IUDs skyrocketed by 900% in the wake of Donald Trump’s election, and doctors swear by them. Here’s what you need to know.

A recent study found that women on the pill were more likely to be depressed — but the results aren't definitive. Here's why.

Safe, effective and effortless, the IUD is the gold standard of birth control — but only 3 percent of Canadian women use one. What gives?