More than expected seek compensation in Greenlandic spiral saw after 1992
209 women are seeking compensation from the Greenlandic government for having received a spiral or other contraception without consent since January 1, 1992.
Florianópolis offers Implanon for free in the municipal network
The municipal health system of Florianópolis has begun offering the Implanon subdermal contraceptive implant for free to enhance women's access to safe and effective birth control methods.
VIDEO: About a hundred minors give birth in Latvia every year
Every year in Latvia, about 100 minor girls give birth, while 60 pregnancies are aborted, highlighting the need for better access to contraception and health education.
Access to contraception in Europe. We are no longer last in the ranking. But Poland does poorly
Poland has improved its position in the European Contraception Atlas and is now fifth from the bottom, but still ranks poorly in access to contraceptives.
New contraceptive method is available in health units of the Federal District; understand
Health units in Brazil's Federal District are now offering a new contraceptive implant, Implanon, as part of the public healthcare system.
The state only pays for contraception after pregnancy and only up to 19 years. Calls to expand support.
A report highlights that the Latvian government limits contraceptive support to individuals under 19 who have given birth or had a pregnancy terminated, raising concerns about inadequate access for young women.
The husband took contraception upon himself. Influencer Lucie Feriková openly discusses why her partner underwent a vasectomy.
Czech influencer Lucie Feriková discusses her partner's decision to undergo a vasectomy, highlighting the topic of shared responsibility in contraception.
Kraków fights against 'flying rats'. Corn with contraception will help
Kraków is launching a pilot program using contraceptive-infused corn to control the pigeon population in the city.
Kraków to Launch Pigeon Contraception Program to Control Bird Population
Kraków will implement a pilot program utilizing contraceptive bird feed to manage its pigeon population amidst increasing complaints from residents about their droppings and damage to infrastructure.
Why is Condom Day celebrated today, February 13, 2026? This is the significance of the date
February 13 is celebrated for several love-related observances, including Condom Day, which promotes responsible contraceptive use.
Mum suffered heart attack after swapping contraceptive pill
A 40-year-old woman experienced a life-threatening heart attack shortly after changing her contraceptive pill, highlighting potential health risks associated with hormonal contraception.
São Vicente opens registrations for Implanon application drive
The city of São Vicente has opened registrations for a contraceptive application drive for adolescents until February 23.
See available units for free contraceptive chip application through SUS in Cuiabá
The subdermal contraceptive implant, known as Implanon, is now being offered at 23 Family Health Units in Cuiabá by trained professionals.
Abortions at record high in England and Wales ‘driven by cost of living’
The rising cost of living and limited access to contraception have led to an 11% increase in abortion rates in England and Wales, reaching the highest levels since 1967.
National Health Service: Weight Loss Drug Reduces Contraceptive Effect
The British National Health Service warns that the popular weight loss injection Mounjaro may hinder the effectiveness of contraceptive pills and hormone replacement therapy due to its mechanism of action.
China starts taxing contraception to boost birth rates
China has removed the tax exemption on contraception, implementing a 13% VAT on condoms and contraceptive pills starting January 1st to encourage higher birth rates amid declining natality.
China Introduces Tax on Condoms and Contraceptive Pills
China has ended a three-decade exemption on contraceptive products by imposing a 13% VAT on condoms and contraceptive pills as part of its efforts to combat declining birth rates.