Women are getting off birth control amid misinformation explosion - The Washington Post

Misinformation about birth control has exploded because of algorithms that feed young women a stream of videos reinforcing messages divorced from scientific evidence.

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Women's pain is often less thoroughtly investigated and dismissed as 'all in your head.' - The Washington Post

Misinformation on oral contraceptive pills? The Washington Post just r, pill taking tips

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Why some women are afraid to treat osteoporosis - The Washington Post

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Dr. Beth Westie, I know hundreds of women who have dealt with horrific side effects because of certain forms of birth control. IUD horror stories, infert

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