Contraception

Morning-after pill access 'hit by lockdown'
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Health
Posted
23 June 2020
Iran reins in family planning as population ages
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Middle East
Posted
15 June 2020
Witness History. Fighting for the pill in Japan. Audio, 9 minutes
It took until 1999 for Japanese women to be allowed to take the contraceptive pill.
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BBC World Service
Available for over a year
Contraception shortage 'causing utter chaos'
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Health
Posted
7 February 2020
Male pill team hope to 'stop sperm in its tracks'
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Tayside and Central Scotland
Posted
28 January 2020
Will the world's 'first male birth control shot' work?
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India
Posted
6 December 2019
Once-a-month oral contraceptive pill in tests
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Health
Posted
4 December 2019
NI firm gets $200,000 for contraceptive project
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Northern Ireland
Posted
4 December 2019
Morning-after pill 'should be sold off the shelf'
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Health
Posted
2 December 2019
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Why the morning-after pill can be sold for £3
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Newsbeat
Posted
29 November 2019
Are we ready for men to take the pill?
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Health
Posted
22 October 2019
Why church can make a woman give birth. Heart and Soul. Audio, 00:02:34
Religiosity is a bigger fertility drive than religion itself
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BBC World Service
Posted
2 August 2019
'We're using a male contraceptive gel'
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Health
Posted
25 June 2019
Jamelia: Teenage daughter was my birthing partner. The Sista Collective. Video, 00:01:44
Jamelia thought having daughter as birth partner would be brilliant form of contraception
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BBC Radio 5 Live
Posted
21 June 2019
Robots in effort to develop male pill. Video, 00:01:10
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Scotland
Posted
19 June 2019
Male pill a step closer in Scotland
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Tayside and Central Scotland
Posted
19 June 2019
The women 'crippled by contraception'
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Northern Ireland
Posted
6 June 2019
From fish bladders to home-delivered morning after pills
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UK
Posted
5 April 2019
A phone app for birth control. Business Daily. Audio, 00:02:39
Physicist Elina Berglund on why she developed the world's first contraceptive app.
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BBC World Service
Posted
29 June 2017
No Country For Young Women. IUD, BAME and Charlie Brinkhurst-Cuff. Audio, 34 minutes
The coil, the label, and Gal-dem gal Charlie on making magazines.
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BBC Sounds
Available for over a year
Male contraceptive gel to be trialled
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Scotland
Posted
1 February 2019
Teacher suspended over condom comment
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Sussex
Posted
15 January 2019
Trump birth control rules blocked across US
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US & Canada
Posted
14 January 2019