 Some activists say abortion affects women negatively for years, both physically and mentally. Others say that's nonsense; abortion has no long-term after-effects. Who's right? Two doctors examine the evidence.
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 A doctor explains how the morning-after pill works and whether this form of emergency contraception is the same as the abortion pill.
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When does life begin? Two experts share their opinions on this issue, as it relates to abortion. They discuss scientific and religious views. Share your opinions here too. |
 Treatment and prevention for common STDs, or STIs. Includes symptoms, best ways to to try to prevent spreading them, and long-term dangers.
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Doctors debate the elective cesarean section controversy: should all women be able to plan a C-section? Some say yes. Others say the risks are too great.
No one food treats erectile dysfunction, but a healthy diet may help. Here's why. Also included: Does the supplement L-argentine cure ED?
Some people have claimed that birth control pills can cause abortions. But is that true? A doctor looks into the debate, and offers an unbiased—and perhaps surprising—rundown of what various groups believe.