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Obesity is associated with less frequent and less consistent contraceptive use among sexually active 18- to 19-year-old girls

Obese Teen Girls Less Likely to Use Contraception

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No difference in frequency of sex according to weight status among 18- to 19-year-old girls
The proportion of women using intrauterine devices (IUDs) at six months postpartum is higher for those undergoing intracesarean delivery placement versus those with planned interval IUD placement

Postpartum IUD Use Up With Intracesarean Placement

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Proportion of IUD use up with placement during cesarean versus planned interval placement
A first-of-a-kind insurance law that allows women to obtain a year's worth of birth control at a time will take effect in Oregon on Jan. 1.

Women Get Year’s Worth of Birth Control Under New Oregon Law

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Supporters say no longer limiting supplies will increase access and decrease barriers
For patients undergoing intrauterine device placement

Ketorolac Doesn’t Reduce Pain With IUD Placement

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But decrease in median pain scores at five and 15 minutes with ketorolac versus placebo
Newer forms of combined oral contraceptives pills -- brands such as Yaz

Higher Risk of VTE With Newer Forms of Oral Contraceptives

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Includes brands such as Yaz, Yasmin, Desogen; risk to any one user remains very low
Health care justice should be invoked as the basis for advocacy for needed change to eliminate the mandatory waiting period for elective tubal sterilization

Health Care Justice Could Help End Wait for Tubal Sterilization

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Implications of health care justice could impact mandatory waiting period for elective sterilization
Bayer's contraceptive implant Essure can cause serious complications and should be taken off the market

FDA Petitioned to Stop Sales of Essure Implant

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Reported complications include back and pelvic pain, dislodged coils, heavy prolonged menstrual periods
The use of long-acting

CDC: Long-Acting Contraceptive Use Rising Among U.S. Teens

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U.S. government report says implants and IUDs are effective and safe options
The use of long-acting birth control methods such as intrauterine devices or contraceptive implants jumped five-fold between 2002 and 2011

CDC: Use of Long-Acting Birth Control on Rise in U.S.

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IUDs and implants among the safest, most effective forms of contraception
Cutaneous and subdermal hormonal contraceptives do not induce endothelial activation after four months of use

Contraceptive Patch, Implant Not Tied to Endothelial Activation

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Not found to induce endothelial activation after four months of use