The health unit says there isn’t anything it can do about the price increase and is chalking it up to an increase in manufacturing costs. Continue reading →

The number of Canadian women taking birth control pills has dropped in recent years. Continue reading →

There is no medical reason to have a period every month if you’re on the Pill, doctors say, and many women use birth control pills to have fewer periods. Continue reading →

“Today’s court ruling stops another attempt by the Trump Administration to trample on women’s access to basic reproductive care,” California’s attorney general said. Continue reading →

Health Canada is warning women who take Alysena 21 and Alysena 28 birth control to carefully check their pills before taking them. Continue reading →

Oral contraceptives are one of the most frequently used prescribed medications by Canadian women, according to Statistics Canada, but there are still a lot of questions surrounding them. Continue reading →

The government says it’s received complaints that in packages of both Alesse 21 and Alesse 28, there has been at least one pill that is roughly half the size of the others. Continue reading →

Toronto police said the suspect met the girl in December 2016 after responding to an ad on backpage.com. Continue reading →