Birth control

Once costing Kiwi women up to $500, Pharmac have announced they will fully-fund the two hormone-releasing intrauterine devices from next month.

Birth control for women has been around for decades – but when is it the men’s turn?

While Chanelle McGlue was in a coma, her family prepared for the possibility that she might never wake up.

Blokes are now less afraid of getting “the snip”.

Carolyn was already nine weeks along when she discovered she was pregnant. It came as a huge shock, not just because it was unplanned, but because she had actively been taking steps to prevent it.

Should there be easier access to contraceptives? Head of professional services for Green Cross Health, Alison Van Wyk, says we need to move with the times.