Rethinking birth control

Article Abstract:

A number of contraceptive methods with varying levels of effectiveness may be used by both males and females. Women can use the hormone-release system called Norplant, which has over 90% effectiveness. Other contraceptives including Depo-Provera and mini-pill are presented.

Equipment and supplies, Prevention, Pregnancy, Varieties, Contraceptives, Birth control

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"Should I call the doctor?"(possible problems in late pregnancy)(includes information on warning signs)

Article Abstract:

The last three months of pregnancy are a time of changes that may be normal and may be warning signs. Information is presented on whether to call a doctor about fetal movement, edema, abdominal pain, sensations of pressure, vaginal bleeding and watery discharge.

Health aspects, Diagnosis, Pregnant women

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Should I call the doctor?

Article Abstract:

It is important for pregnant women to ask their doctors about symptoms that they may be experiencing. These symptoms may be signs of major health problems or health issues that must be resolved for a healthy pregnancy.

United States, Identification and classification

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