The FDA is looking at claims of scary side effects associated with the Essure device, which is approved by Health Canada.

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sexual health

Health

For infertile women, uterus transplants could offer the possibility of pregnancy. Shouldn’t we be celebrating?

Why do uterus transplants make us feel weird?

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fertility

Access to fertility and gynecological procedures can be slow and splintered. Dr. Marjorie Dixon is striking out on her own with a new model for care.

This doc is making reproductive care much easier to access

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Q&amp;A

Quebec recently scrapped a ban on IVF for women over 42. But the newer, softer regulations still discriminate — this time, against low-income families.

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in vitro fertilization

Dr. Danielle Martin explains how new technologies — and new ways of thinking about birth control and sexual health — are changing the way we live.

Birth control, fertility and the big trends in reproductive health

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reproductive health

Essure, a contraceptive available in Canada, under scrutiny in U.S.

Why do uterus transplants make us feel weird?

This doc is making reproductive care much easier to access

Quebec's new IVF legislation: still discriminatory

From birth control to fertility, the 3 big trends in reproductive health