Concerned About the New “Hookup Culture?” It’s Not So New, or Worrisome, After All
It seems like every so often, the media and others can't resist a story about how college students -- especially girls -- are … More
Monthly Archives: September 2013
“After Tiller” Focuses on Real Life Stories of Abortion Doctors and Their Patients
[youtube]http://youtu.be/xf3rETOO62s[/youtube] "After Tiller" is an important new documentary that explores the controversies around third-trimester abortions in the wake of the assassination of Dr. … More
How Can You Be Sure You’re Getting An Insurance Policy That Covers Maternity Care?
Michelle Andrews of Kaiser Health News answers an important question about maternity care coverage. Read more from the KHN series Insuring Your Health. Q. My … More
Take Action: Reproductive Rights Campaigns
Draw The Line - #UniteTonight | Sept. 25 The Center for Reproductive Rights is holding #Unite Tonight events around the country on Wednesday, … More
Association of Reproductive Health Professionals Honors Our Bodies Ourselves Founder Judy Norsigian
We are thrilled to announce that the Association of Reproductive Health Professionals selected Judy Norsigian, Our Bodies Ourselves co-founder and executive director, as the recipient of … More
Headlines about the “Pullout Generation” Are Premature: Studies Show Multiple Methods of Contraception Use
A recent article in the journal Obstetrics & Gynecology has led to some catchy headlines calling today's young, straight women "the pullout generation." … More
New Book on Birth Control Overlooks Evidence
The new book "Sweetening the Pill: or How We Got Hooked on Hormonal Birth Control" by Holly Grigg-Spall has generated a lot of discussion … More
California Governor Was Right to Veto Bill Allowing Researchers to Pay Women for Their Eggs
by Marcy Darnovsky, Ph.D. and Susan Berke Fogel, J.D. OBOS is publishing a series of posts on egg donors and the ethical, legal, and … More