Contrary to popular belief, rape isn't the only sexual crime that exists. There are many other ways that people can sexually violate you, and whether you or them are aware of it or not, doesn't make it okay. Read this for more.
If you're on any chronic medication and you're considering using contraceptives, you have to do some research to find out if your chosen contraception method works well with your chronic meds. Here's more on that.
Choma, although some contraceptives may prevent unwanted pregnancies, they may not prevent STIs and HIV. So it's advisable to use the dual protection method. Read this for more.
If you're considering using contraceptives, it's advisable to fnd those that work best for you. Here are some advantages and disadvantages of the most commonly known and used ones.
Although our bodies are different and pregnancy symptoms may differ from woman to woman, there are signs that are most common in almost every woman. Here are 5.
Dealing with a pregnancy isn't easy, but its way more difficult when you're in school. That's why I have tips and resources you can use to help you handle your pregnancy while you're in school.
Choma, have you been thinking about using contraceptives, but you're a bit sceptical? This article might help you make a decision. Read it.
It's really important to know as much as you can about contraceptives so that you can use them correctly and avoid unwanted pregnancies. The morning after pill may be an emergency contraceptive, but it's no exception. Read this to learn about it.
Living with HIV shouldn't stop you from having a baby. But there are precautions to take to make sure that both you and your baby are healthy. Here are some of them.
