Quiz – Could you be liable for this contraceptive failure?
You have been inserting progesterone-exuding contraceptive rods (LARCs) for some time. One of your patients says that she became pregnant despite t…
Tag: Contraception
TGA rejects demand for OTC oral contraceptives
The watchdog warned that women could miss out on preventive care such as cervical cancer screening.
Oral contraceptives ‘may cut diabetes risk in PCOS’
Observational data suggest a need for randomised controlled trials to test such an intervention, researchers say.
A GP guide to oral contraceptives
An update for GPs, including non-contraceptive indications, managing risks and side effects, newer agents and options for women across the reproduc…
TGA rejects push for OTC oral contraceptives
Proposed downscheduling of 11 active ingredients could put women at unnecessary risk, watchdog says.
Will Australia follow the UK in making the pill OTC?
Allowing the sale of one contraceptive-pill formulation available without a script in British pharmacies has been dubbed 'a momentous occasion'.
GP says her pharmacy contraception trial has been badly misrepresented
Professor Daniella Mazza explains what the trial actually involves.
A GP guide to IUD options
IUDs are suitable for patients of any parity, and with copper and two hormonal devices to choose from, an appropriate option can be found for most.…
Successful removal of an impalpable LARC implant
When a patient presents for removal of an impalpable contraceptive implant, what is the best course of action?
