Exploring nonhormonal and integrative options for birth control

Avery St. Onge

June 27, 2022
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In the wake of the United States Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, the 1973 ruling which guaranteed federal constitutional protections to abortion rights, conversations surrounding the importance and controversies of birth control have increased. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, almost half of women in the U.S. are using some form of contraceptive, the most popular method being the pill, used by 14 percent of women. There are many forms of the birth…
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About the Author:

Avery St. Onge

Avery St. Onge is the Associate Editor of Integrative Practitioner. She’s a recent graduate from The George Washington University where she studied journalism and mass communications. During her time at GWU, she focused her reporting on health and wellness. She wrote articles and produced podcasts and videos about topics such as technological advancements in medicine and flaws within college health centers. As a Type 1 diabetic, she is hyperaware of the benefits of a holistic, mind/body approach to medical treatments and is committed to sharing the latest news in integrative medicine.

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