Misinformation is frequently spread on social media about birth control, with some influencers extolling the benefits of "natural" birth control.

For decades, birth control conversations have largely focused on women—pills, patches, injections, implants—while men have been left with just two real options: condoms or a vasectomy. That imbalance ...

This chart shows the share of 18-49 year old females in the U.S. who used selected types of contraception in the past year.

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A new study reveals that of 100 top contraception-related videos on TikTok, only 10% were created by medical professionals.

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Aussie researchers have found more than half of TikTok's birth control advice comes from unqualified influencers.

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