France said Friday it could not seize $9.7 million (€8.4 million) worth of women's contraception products that the United ...

Costing more than $9 million and funded by U.S taxpayers, the family planning supplies were intended for women in war zones, ...

A US plan to destroy women's contraception products reportedly worth $9.7 million spurred growing outcry on Friday in France, ...

The decision highlights a dramatic shift in U.S. development policy — and a growing divide between secular aid models and ...

The Trump administration has called on France to destroy contraceptive products funded under Joe Biden’s presidency and ...

The morning-after pill helps prevent pregnancy after unprotected sex, but its efficacy differs depending on the user's body mass and the timing of when they take the medication.

U.S. House of Delegates representatives are demanding an investigation into spending taxpayer dollars to destroy food and ...

Parliament on Monday, August 4 passed a landmark healthcare services bill that allows access to contraceptives for 15-year-olds and introduces specific regulations on surrogacy as a form of assisted ...

Family planning experts have urged men to actively participate in contraceptive discussions, saying the responsibility should ...

As a result, the use of contraception is not to be considered gravely sinful matter and, therefore, using contraceptives is not a mortal sin.