Women should avoid Addyi and Vyleesi until more is known about their effectiveness
The taboo surrounding the end of an early pregnancy remains despite its commonality.
Women’s risk of opioid dependency and opioid use disorder demand intervention.
Wondering if you were properly counseled on LARCS? Know the facts + your rights!
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