Society, Issues, Family Planning, Hormonal Contraceptives
See Also:
- Article in Family Planning Perspectives, 30(1):44-45, 1999, discusses issues surrounding hormonal contraceptives in Japan.
- Against giving potent steroid drugs to minors (under sixteen) without parental knowledge.
- Critical evaluation of the use of injectable hormones in preventing teen pregnancy.
- Philosophical essay by political scientist by Philip W. Jenks.
- Articles and essays discussing the concern that hormonal birth-control methods sometimes work by inducing early abortion. Intended for people who believe that life begins at conception and who are using or considering using these methods.
- Tells about how birth control pills work. Urges women not to use them because one mechanism of action is preventing a fertilized egg from being implanted ("abortion").
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