Updates from the Exchange

Developing a male contraceptive is a formidable challenge. Nonetheless, several groups are up to the task, researching novel methods...

The term "family planning" is synonymous with women's health... one might argue that men deserve a contraceptive revolution of their own...

Despite huge medical advancements on multiple health fronts over the past century, contraceptive options for men still only consist of ...

Contraceptive implants are available more than ever before, but preparedness for removal services remains is unclear...

Long-acting reversible contraceptive methods appeal to many women because they are highly effective, discreet, and forgettable...

“Open Data” is a strategy being adopted worldwide to accelerate science, improve health, and catalyze development...

This week, nearly 3,000 health professionals and researchers gathered for the 4th International Conference on Family Planning...

At its launch in 2012, FP2020 set an ambitious goal of reaching 120 million women with modern family planning services by 2020...

Caya, a new one-size-fits-most diaphragm, was developed through a user-centered process by the international nonprofit organization PATH...

A new report warns that the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) will not be achieved without development of new health technologies...

To optimize opportunities to make groundbreaking advances in contraceptive R&D the global health community mus tfacilitate new partnerships

With funding from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, FHI 360 has developed a new website to increase global access to resources that will