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Does the Creighton Method of Natural Family Planning have a failure rate of 3.2% or less?

In 2018, my colleagues and I published a comprehensive systematic review examining the extent and quality of evidence on all fertility awareness based methods (FABMs) for pregnancy prevention for ...
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Does the Creighton Method of Natural Family Planning have a failure rate of 3.2% or less?

3.2% sounds somewhat good, but notice that the quoted failure rates are per year, not per couple. For a couple using this method, over a ten year period, there is a 28% chance of at least one ...
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Does the Creighton Method of Natural Family Planning have a failure rate of 3.2% or less?

The Creighton Method of NFP is fairly effective, but in lab research not quite as effective as the market copy with perfect use. Use effectiveness of the Creighton model ovulation method of natural ...
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Does "Plan B" (Levonorgestrel) prevent implantation of fertilized eggs?

I looked into the references from the other answers (and some more references), here is what I learned. The TL;DR version: Levonorgestrel is not effective at preventing pregnancy in women who have ...
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Does the oral contraceptive pill "age" a woman's cervix prematurely?

Researchers at Boston University’s School of Public Health discovered in 2013 that long-term users of oral contraceptives, similar to short-term users, experienced a temporary delay in fertility when ...
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Is the cervix pierced during the insertion of an IUD?

This seems to come down to what you mean by "pierce". I have no familiarity with the procedure, but I think I've been able to find plenty of evidence online indicating that the video is a ...
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Does "Plan B" (Levonorgestrel) prevent implantation of fertilized eggs?

A fact sheet on emergency contraception by the WHO from February 2016 claims: Levonorgestrel emergency contraceptive pills are not effective once the process of implantation has begun The FIGO ...
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