Practice essentials: Everyday contraception considerations

This exclusive E-Collection features article and video selections from OBG Management Contributing Editor Ronald T. Burkman’s Contraception Webcast Series, including:

• How to use the CDC’s online tools to manage complex cases in contraception
• Obesity and contraceptive efficacy and risks
• Factors that contribute to overall contraceptive efficacy and risks
• Providing LARC methods of contraception to adolescents
• Oral contraceptives and breast cancer: What’s the risk?
• Hormonal contraception and risk of venous thromboembolism
• Contraceptive considerations for women with headache and migraine
• Emergency contraception: How to choose the right one for your patient

This exclusive E-Collection features article and video selections from OBG Management Contributing Editor Ronald T. Burkman’s Contraception Webcast Series, including:

• How to use the CDC’s online tools to manage complex cases in contraception
• Obesity and contraceptive efficacy and risks
• Factors that contribute to overall contraceptive efficacy and risks
• Providing LARC methods of contraception to adolescents
• Oral contraceptives and breast cancer: What’s the risk?
• Hormonal contraception and risk of venous thromboembolism
• Contraceptive considerations for women with headache and migraine
• Emergency contraception: How to choose the right one for your patient

This exclusive E-Collection features article and video selections from OBG Management Contributing Editor Ronald T. Burkman’s Contraception Webcast Series, including:

• How to use the CDC’s online tools to manage complex cases in contraception
• Obesity and contraceptive efficacy and risks
• Factors that contribute to overall contraceptive efficacy and risks
• Providing LARC methods of contraception to adolescents
• Oral contraceptives and breast cancer: What’s the risk?
• Hormonal contraception and risk of venous thromboembolism
• Contraceptive considerations for women with headache and migraine
• Emergency contraception: How to choose the right one for your patient