No one type of birth control is best or safest for every woman. Learn about the advantages and downsides of hormonal vs. nonhormonal birth control methods, and the steps you can take to choose what’s right for you.
For our first post, check out this recent article, where Dr. Sophocles was interviewed for Heart Insight.
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