Birth Control
Even just a few skips can lead to pregnancy.
Several women are seeking damages that include the full cost of raising a child.
The once little-used contraceptive method is making a big comeback.
The stories behind the sexual health choices women make every day.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
Programs like the one Palin criticizes are immensely successful in preventing teen pregnancy.
They're the "it girl" on the birth control scene.
Thousands of women say the implant is causing chronic pain, fatigue, weight gain and depression.
The justices could again weigh women's health care against religious liberty.
