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Pill Use Falls in Germany as Women and Doctors Rethink Hormonal Birth Control

Rising worry about side effects plus more cautious prescribing are pushing many women toward IUDs, implants, barrier methods or fertility‑awareness

Cornell Study Shows Reversible Male Contraception by Targeting Meiosis in Mice

Paul R. Ehrlich Dies at 93, Leaving a Polarizing Population Legacy

Seven-Meter Condom Outside European Parliament Presses for Male Contraceptive Research Funding

Japan Starts OTC Sales of Emergency Contraceptive Norlevo Under Pharmacist Supervision

Record Low Births Push China’s Population Down Again in 2025

China Starts 13% VAT on Contraceptives as Childcare Services Get Tax Breaks

China to Tax Contraceptives at 13% From 2026, Ending Decades-Long VAT Exemption

Denmark Agrees 300,000 DKK Compensation for Greenlandic Women Over Nonconsensual IUDs

China to Add 13% VAT on Contraceptives From Jan. 1, 2026

Denmark’s PM Delivers Personal Apology in Nuuk for Forced IUD Program in Greenland

Protesters Press EU as Fate of $10 Million U.S.-Funded Contraceptives in Belgium Remains Disputed

厚労省部会が緊急避妊薬「ノルレボ」の市販化を了承、薬局で処方箋なしに

Denmark and Greenland Issue Joint Apology for Forced Contraception of Inuit Girls and Women

Pill Use Among Young Women in Germany Falls to 22%, AOK Finds

France Says It Has No Authority to Block U.S. Plan to Incinerate $10 Million in Contraceptives

Contraceptives Depart Belgian Warehouse as France and Belgium Seek to Halt U.S. Incineration Plan

France Faces Pressure to Block U.S. Plan to Incinerate USAID Contraceptives

B.C.’s Free Contraception Policy Spurs 49% Surge in LARC Uptake

US Approves Incineration of $9.7 Million of Contraceptives Held in Europe