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Planned Parenthood Direct is excited to welcome three new leaders to its board: Tania Malik, Dr. Natasha Bhuyan, and Leah Sparks, along with our new Board Chair, Neil Patel. With their expertise in healthcare and technology, they will play a pivotal role...

Got a generic birth control pill instead of your usual brand? It’s more common than you think—but what does it really mean for you?

No matter what, Planned Parenthood Direct is here for you. You can always get the care you need – emergency contraception, birth control, UTI treatment, (or, where legal) abortion care.

November 5th is right around the corner. Now is the time to make a plan to ensure your voice is heard! Not sure where to start? First time voting? We’re here to help. Follow this guide to make sure you’re prepared for the polls when Election Day rolls...

Planned Parenthood Direct is now accessible from anywhere! Enjoy easy access to our health care services online, no downloads or apps required!

This World Mental Health Day, take a moment to reflect on how you’re feeling and prioritize your mental health. Remember, seeking help is a sign of strength, and support is just a click away.

This November, 10 states will vote on crucial measures to protect abortion access up to 24 weeks. Your voice and vote are vital in this pivotal moment for reproductive freedom. Don't miss your chance to stand up for reproductive freedom!

Celebrate World Contraception Day! Discover how access to contraception empowers you to take control of your reproductive health – and how Planned Parenthood Direct can help!

Choosing a hormonal or non-hormonal birth control method depends on which works better for your lifestyle. Whether your goal is to prevent pregnancy, manage your periods, or reduce your risk of ovarian cancer, birth control can be a great addition to...

Curious about hormonal birth control? With the recent buzz on social media, it's natural to have questions. Dive into the facts about these widely used contraceptives!

Ovarian cancer can be serious if not detected early. But did you know that taking hormonal birth control can help lessen your risk of developing it?

Heading back to school? This semester, make your life easier with Planned Parenthood Direct.