Recent news on Contraceptive Ring

New ring studied for birth control  -  May 17, 2007
News Record,Researchers are in the process of testing the efficacy, safety and patient satisfaction of a vaginal contraceptive ring that can be used for 13 consecutive

Birth control prices rise on campuses  -  May 7, 2007
Daily Press,...federal bill would go into effect the following month that would increase the cost of purchasing the contraceptive ring as well as birth control pills.

Contraception costs increase  -  Mar 30, 2007
Asheville Citizen-Times,UNCA has stopped stocking the popular NuvaRing, a contraceptive ring that is used once a month. The price tripled from $15 to $45 a month.

New contraceptive  -  Mar 19, 2007
Sky News Australia,Birth control for women has taken a revolutionary turn, with the launch of Australia's first once-a-month contraceptive ring.

NuvaRing Now Available for Australian Women  -  Mar 21, 2007
PharmaLive.com (press release),OSS, The Netherlands, March 21, 2007--Organon announced today that its innovative, once-a-month, contraceptive ring is now available for use by Australian

Longer-Lasting Contraceptive Vaginal Ring Being Tested  -  Feb 15, 2007
eMaxHealth.com,Study participants are instructed to keep the contraceptive ring in place for three weeks and then remove it for one week to permit periodic bleeding.

Pill to patch: all about birth control  -  Feb 2, 2007
PSU Daily Vanguard,Both the patch and the contraceptive ring are available by prescription only. The FDA approved post-coital contraceptives, such as Plan B, in 1999.

Ask Dr. Erika  -  Dec 16, 2006
Boston Herald,Consider IUDs without hormones, a diaphragm, contraceptive ring and, of course, good old condoms. They are all a lot safer.

Not so hard to conceive its merit  -  Dec 6, 2006
commercialappeal.com (subscription),She and her fiance rely on her vaginal contraceptive ring for birth control. "I'm taking the first step," said Edwina, 26, who plans to go to college next

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