Now is the time to embrace the development of new health technologies that could provide simultaneous protection for the multiple health risks many women face.
Across the United States, religious health-care corporations are absorbing once secular and independent hospitals and in the process imposing religious restrictions that sometimes pit standard medical practice against theology.
A new bill in the New York State Assembly would allow minors to consent to receiving the HPV vaccine without parental consent. Unsurprisingly, it has been met with some opposition.
At Wednesday's debate Republican candidate Gabriel Gomez gave some indication of how he would vote on reproductive health policy, a topic that he has been reluctant to discuss in detail on the campaign trail.
Why would the Obama administration support such restrictions, which not only put the health and lives of young women at risk, but also further disable young women from taking control of our sexuality?
Choice does not necessarily have to be in a name. But it needs to be at the core of our values, because respect for women's capacity to decide really does matter.
The Second Circuit Court of appeals denied in part the Obama administration's request that an earlier ruling to make emergency contraception widely available be put on hold.
A New York City woman is suing MAC cosmetics claiming that she got herpes from the Rihanna-branded RiRi Woo lipstick, which she sampled at the singer’s May 7 show in Brooklyn.
