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Contraceptive pill seven-day breaks 'outdated', says family planning expert

16 October 2017

GPs prescribing the contraceptive pill should tell women that they do not need to stop taking it for...

18 August 2017

Taking oral contraceptive for seven or more consecutive years is linked to a 19% lower risk of devel...

8 September 2016

Women requesting emergency contraception should be advised that a copper IUD is more effective than ...

3 August 2016

A reference tool providing up-to-date guidance for GPs on when they can safely prescribe contracepti...

14 January 2015

The contraceptive injection should still be offered to women despite new research suggesting it incr...

22 April 2014

A QOF indicator for contraceptive counselling that was scrapped in the 2014/15 contract deal had hel...

17 April 2014

GPs have been urged to improve patient access to and choice of contraception, particularly long-acti...

31 October 2012

Women attending community sexual health clinics now use almost twice as many long-acting reversible ...

2 October 2012

GPs will be offered 'fast-track' training to fit long-acting reversible contraception (LARCs) from 2...

2 October 2012

GPs' ability to offer and fit long-acting reversible contraceptives (LARCs) is being held back by a ...

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