Contraceptive Technology Update – October 1, 2025
October 1, 2025
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The Cancer-Prevention Benefits of Opportunistic Bilateral Salpingectomies
As increasing numbers of patients seek permanent contraception in the United States, it is clinically important for OB/GYNs to talk with them about an important health benefit of bilateral salpingectomy, which is a safe procedure for both permanent contraception and to prevent ovarian cancer, research shows.
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Physicians Could Prescribe Period Pills to Patients Who Are Late But Not Tested
Period pills could become a more popular contraceptive option in the future as clinicians and women explore new ways to maintain reproductive autonomy.
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Steps Clinicians Can Take to Improve Contraception Options for Patients
The important thing is to ensure patient autonomy in selecting a method that works best for them — even when contraception options are limited. Clinicians also can help patients obtain their desired method of birth control.
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Ensuring Sexual Health Education Addresses Patient Needs
Clinicians can help make sure patients have the information they need about sexual health and contraception.
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Abortion-Providing Clinicians Are Shifting Careers and Locations to Meet Needs
Clinicians in the study included nurses, advanced practice practitioners, and clinicians in family medicine.