Former President Donald Trump on Tuesday said he did not support restricting birth control after saying earlier in the day he was “looking at” contraceptives when asked if he supported any ...

None of these birth control methods are as convenient or noninvasive as the Pill for women, but they are as safe and as reversible. The only problem is that they’re not always as reliable.

I thought birth control was a simple solution to preventing pregnancy, and I'm not alone, as an estimated 151 million women of reproductive age use oral hormonal contraceptives.

When it comes to birth control and fertility, there can be a lot of confusion. But hormonal contraceptives don’t cause infertility, no matter which method you use or how long you’ve been using it.

In this op-ed, Bex Heimbrock argues that over-the-counter birth control isn't enough, and that free distribution of contraceptives will make them accessible.

Experts say the progestin-only pill will increase access to people who may not have access to the health care system for a prescription.

Just started birth control? Find out how long it takes before you’re fully protected, the difference between pill types, and what to do if you miss a dose.

According to Cosmopolitan, young women aren't using birth control pills as much as they were in previous years. INSIDER spoke with doctors to find out why.