Emergency pills should only be taken three times a year (Photo: Courtesy) Grace Wambua, a mother of two, only remembered she had not taken the emergency pill several days after engaging in ...

Emergency contraception (postcoital contraception, the "morning-after pill") has been available for almost 30 years but remains vastly underutilized. As many as 50% of undesired pregnancies could ...

Calls for women to be able to stockpile the morning-after contraceptive pill triggered controversy yesterday. The Family Planning Association wants women to be allowed to keep the emergency pill ...

Emergency contraception (EC), which is commonly known as the "morning-after pill," is a backup option that can keep one from getting pregnant after sex without protection. It is most important in ...

"Between me and my two animals, I'm throwing away three bottles a month." Mom shares genius way to repurpose empty pill ...

(7) Other types of “emergency contraception” include Levonorgestrel ... majority of cases of administering a “morning-after pill” following rape would be an unnecessary disruption of ...

The emergency morning-after-pill has been available without prescription since the New Year. The move has caused a storm of controversy among family campaigners and religious leaders. Mike Wallace ...

A new study suggests that a pill used for emergency contraception could be repurposed at a higher dose as an abortion drug, providing a possible alternative to mifepristone, one of the two drugs ...

Sowledge is campaigning through the funding drive to offer the emergency pills free of charge to people aged 22 or younger after they consult with a doctor. The group will work with the operator ...