Emergency contraception (EC) is usually an afterthought but at Pandia Health, we want you to treat EC like a fire extinguisher. You want it when your emergency happens, sitting in the corner of your house. You don’t want to have to run to the pharmacy, worry if they have EC in stock, if it’s covered by your insurance, about transportation, and whether the pharmacist will give it to you. Like birth control, many don’t realize there is more than 1 option for EC and it isn’t a one size fits all. In this post, we’re breaking down the wild world of EC in hopes that women will have more piece of mind in what can be a stressful situation.
During the Winter Olympics, we had a blast watching our country’s best athletes win medals and make major headlines in Pyeongchang. We’re so proud!
Most conversations about birth control pills usually focus on pregnancy prevention. And while birth control pills do a great job at that, it’s good (and really important) to remember that a large number of women take the pill for reasons that have NOTHING to do with pregnancy.
In light of recent events, we want to be a source of information about the ACA: what the contraceptive mandate is, how changes by the Trump administration would negatively impact our society, and what women can do now.
Hooray! We’re all breathing a sigh of relief now that the Republicans’ proposed bill got turned down and the Affordable Healthcare Act (ACA) continued to live for another day.
Pandia Health Founder and CEO Dr. Sophia Yen answers questions about birth control side effects and potential health issues.
To celebrate Independence Day, we wanted to share this poem on how the birth control has given independence and freedom to women.
Congratulations! You just graduated! Now what?