Yes, you most definitely can change the time you take your birth control pill. But there’s a right way to do it and it all depends on the kind of pill you’re taking. Keep reading to find out ...

For those who fancy gummies over traditional pills, there's a pack of 60 available for £16.99 at Superdrug.

amplifying the risk that tariffs could fuel inflation and undermine Trump’s campaign promises to get prices under control. Trump’s director of the White House National Economic Council ...

Researchers found that the pill, specially formulated to protect the digestive tract from cancer, also prevents the skin from burning. Made from algae found in the pure waters of the Pacific ...

The White House said that ... leaving vulnerable populations with nowhere to get birth control, pregnancy care and other vital health services." Live Action, a global human rights movement ...

As a daily pill-taker, I’ve learned that the phrase ... but whether you choose a colorful option (including olive green, navy blue, teal, and rosy pink) or go with a neutral, the case will ...

or birth control pills, you might want to know what the hormones in these methods are doing to your fertility long-term. If you want to have a baby and stop taking birth control, will you be able to?

With respiratory-disease season in full swing and a bird flu outbreak rapidly evolving, the new Trump Administration has ordered federal health agencies to secure White House approval before ...

Codeine was the only thing that put a dent in the pain, which had a habit of hanging around for days – every time I took the hormone-free placebo tablets in my contraceptive pill cycle.