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Emergency Contraception: What It Is, How It Works, and How to Get It

If you have had unprotected sex, a pill or the copper IUD can reduce your likelihood of becoming pregnant.

Vitamin D and Calcium: What Women Need at Midlife and After

Both nutrients are important for bone health.

Especially for Military Women: Managing Your Reproductive Health

Special considerations for preventing sexually transmitted diseases and unintended pregnancy

STDs: Practice Prevention and Get Tested

When and where to seek testing and what to expect.

Bones and Hormones: Information for Women Who Use Hormone-Containing Birth Control Methods

Benefits of hormonal birth control methods outweigh concerns about bone health.

What to Do When Premenstrual Symptoms Interfere with Your Life

Premenstrual dysphoric disorder, a severe form of premenstrual syndrome, can be treated effectively.

Screening for Down Syndrome: Why, When, and How

Evaluation during pregnancy can include blood tests, ultrasound examinations, chorionic villus sampling, and amniocentesis.

Plan Way Ahead to Prepare for Pregnancy

Becoming informed and healthy — and using effective contraception until you're ready to become pregnant — will make for the best possible outcomes for you and your baby.

My Mammogram Is Abnormal. What Now?

Abnormal mammogram results can have many causes other than breast cancer; be sure to follow up as your clinician recommends.

Aromatase Inhibitors for Breast Cancer

For menopausal women who develop breast cancer, drugs called aromatase inhibitors can prevent new or recurring breast cancer.

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