CONTRACEPTION

This study looks at whether a new hormonal IUD called LCS12 is as good at preventing pregnancy as the well-known Mirena IUD and copper IUDs. About 97,000 women under 40 who got a new IUD will be followed to see how often pregnancy or other problems like infection or injury happen…

This early-stage study tests a new contraceptive implant called Casea S in 20 healthy women. The goal is to check how the body processes the hormone, how easy it is to remove, and if it's safe. The implant aims to prevent pregnancy for at least 78 weeks.

This study tests whether text messages and counseling can help women living with HIV make better decisions about contraception and pregnancy. About 3,310 women in Kenya will receive either standard care or the mobile health program. The goal is to reduce unplanned pregnancies and…

This study was designed to test whether taking 10 mg of ulipristal acetate every day could prevent pregnancy. It planned to enroll healthy women aged 18 to 35. However, the trial was withdrawn before any participants were enrolled, so no results are available.

This study tests a program called HOP-STEP that helps doctors talk about pregnancy planning with women who have lupus. The goal is to make sure doctors document contraception use and pregnancy intentions during visits. The study involves 14 participants and is being tested at two…

This study aimed to look at bone health in young women aged 16 to 25 who took a specific type of birth control pill (macro-progestins) for at least six months. Researchers planned to review medical records and run blood and urine tests to see if these pills affected bone density.…

This study is surveying 1,000 adult women in France who gave birth within the last two years. The goal is to understand what they know about contraception and the risk of pregnancy during the postpartum period. The findings could help improve education and reduce unplanned pregna…

This study follows about 800 pregnant women in Somaliland to understand the physical, cultural, and social factors affecting their health during pregnancy, childbirth, and after birth. Researchers will also work with the community to create better contraceptive counseling materia…

This study tests whether giving women structured online contraceptive advice when they buy the morning-after pill at a pharmacy helps them switch to a regular, effective birth control method. About 600 women in Sweden will use a smartphone app to get counseling and will be follow…

This study follows over 1,300 pregnant people to learn what influences their use of birth control after giving birth. Researchers will look at knowledge, attitudes, and barriers to contraception. The goal is to improve birth spacing and help families plan better.