101. Contraception 16 The contraception 21st Century Camp Meeting and Vaudeville Revue is Contra s biggest programming event. It takes place Saturday evening. http://www.sff.net/people/jim.satterfield/

Our theme this year is the "Circus, Circus" or "Cirque du Sille". Start thinking about those balcony decorations and Vaudeville acts early. The Contraception 21st Century Camp Meeting and Vaudeville Revue is Contra's biggest programming event. It takes place Saturday evening. It is a show consisting of skits, songs and whatever else our creative attendees can come up with. If you want to entertain the circus audience send a letter to the attention of Becky Rickart at the same address that you'd send your membership into which is: Contraception P.O. Box 2000 Lee's Summit, MO 64063. Still wondering what our little convention is like? Courtesy of the MidAmerican Fan Photo Archive here are some photos from the last four Contras: Contraception 16 Contraception 15 Contraception 14 Contraception 13 HOTEL: Quality Inn - I-70 and Noland Road - Independence, MO - 816-373-8856 RATE: $74.00 for 1-4 people. Reservations must be made no later than Monday, October 3, 2005 MEMBERSHIP RATES $25.00 until May 31, 2005 $30.00 until August 1, 2005

102. Teen Health And The Media Links to resources for various sexuality issues and contraception. http://depts.washington.edu/thmedia/view.cgi?section=teensex

103. About Contraception (What Methods Are Available And How To Use Them) About Sex is an adult site devoted to the enlightenment of adults about human sexuality as it applies to such issues as aids/hiv, anal sex, cunnilingus, http://www.minou.com/aboutsex/contraception.htm

About SEX About Contraception Compare Effectiveness for Pregnancy Prevention (Percentages based on the number of pregnancies per 100 women during one year of use *) Click on a method for more information Method Sterilization Norplant Depo-Provera IUD ... Cervical Cap (has had children) Typical Use Perfect Use * Source: Contraceptive Technologies, updated from J. Trussell, R.A. Hatcher, F.H. Stewart, and K. Kost "Contraceptive Failures in the United States: An Update, "Studies in Family Planning 21 [1], 1990. Condom How it works Covers penis and stops sperm from going into vagina Some condom brands have lubrication on them which destroys sperm How it's used Rolled on erect penis to the base before penis gets near vagina or other body opening Room is left at tip of condom to collect sperm. Condom is held on penis when it's pulled out of vagina to keep sperm from going into vagina. Each condom is used only once. Avoid use of oil-based lubricants such as petroleum jelly, baby oil and hand lotion. Use a latex condom.

104. Norlevo,Contraception D'urgence,Emergency Contraception,Pilule Du Lendemain, Mor La pilule du lendemain, en vente libre dans les pharmacies en France. Information sur la contraception d'urgence. http://www.norlevo.com

Norlevo is available in - est disponible en es distribuido en AFRICA ASIA AMERICAS EUROPE MIDDLE EAST NORTH AFRICA OCEANIA South Africa Cameroon . Madagascar . Mauritius ... . Senegal . Gabon . Mali . India . Sri Lanka . South Korea Brazil Venezuela Mexico French Guyana ... Turkey (new) Finland France Netherland Greece ... Tunisia Information Generale Emergency contraception, also known as the " morning-after pill ". For more infomation : Developed by Laboratoire HRA Pharma, this emergency contraceptive product is distributed in over 25 countries . In this section you will find complete information about how emergency contraception is used. One treatment consists of two identical tablets of 0.750 mg levonorgestrel.

105. SOS Femmes Accueil - Maîtrise De La Fécondité & IVG Les m©thodes de contraception, la pilule du lendemain, le d©sir d'enfants, l'interruption volontaire de grossesse, contacts http://www.sosfemmes.com/maitrise_fecondite/maitrise_fecondite_menu.htm

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106. SpringerLink - Publication USCCB contraceptionEmergency contraception Boon or Bane? by Susan Wills, 2001; The Current National Picture on Teen Pregnancy, by Stan E. Weed, Ph.D., 1999 http://springerlink.metapress.com/openurl.asp?genre=journal&issn=0267-4874

107. The Alan Guttmacher Institute: Home Page Affiliate of prochoice Planned Parenthood Federation of America. Researches issues related to sexuality, reproduction, contraception, and abortion. Publishes a journal called Family Planning Perspectives. http://www.agi-usa.org/

The Supreme Court and the Future of U.S. Reproductive Rights FDA Again Stalls on Over-the-Counter Status for Emergency Contraception U.S. Government Denies HIV/AIDS Funds to Groups Lacking Anti-Prostitution Policy Medicaid Turns 40: What You Didn't Know About This Vital Source of Family Planning Funding ... And Reproductive Health formerly Family Planning Perspectives International Family Planning Perspectives The Guttmacher Report on Public Policy enter your e-mail address above to subscribe to the AGI Update electronic newsletter see all AGI e-lists Has insurance coverage of contraception improved in the past decade? [answer] Why Do Women Have Abortions? [ view Health Care Providers Cross the Line When They Obstruct Women's Access to Legal Medication [ view China's Sexual Revolution Calls For Comprehensive Sex Education [ view Family Planning Annual Report: 2004 Summary [ view Abortion and Postabortion Care in Uganda: A Report from Health Care Professionals and Health Facilities [ view Medicaid: A Critical Source of Support for Family Planning in the United States [ view Adolescents in Malawi: Sexual and Reproductive Health [ view Adolescents in Uganda: Sexual and Reproductive Health [ view Qualitative Evidence on Adolescents Views of Sexual and Reproductive Health in Sub-Saharan Africa [ view Early Childbearing in Nigeria: A Continuing Challenge [ view In The Know: Questions About Pregnancy, Contraception and Abortion [

108. SALON Features: Contraceptive Museum A visit to the Museum of contraception The world contains many museums of erotica (the largest is in Amsterdam), but just one Museum of contraception. http://www.salon.com/07/features/contra.html

A visit to the Museum of Contraception By SUSAN McCARTHY Photographs by Janssen-Ortho/Toronto, Canada T he world contains many museums of erotica (the largest is in Amsterdam), but just one Museum of Contraception. I was alerted to its existence by a paragraph in "Where TORONTO," a freebie magazine I found in a hotel room last May; the notice seemingly attracted no one but me. Skipping the Sky Dome, the CN Tower, and museums of ceramics, sugar, and shoes, I made an appointment to view the museum, located at the Janssen-Ortho Pharmaceutical Company, manufacturer of contraceptive products. I was the only visitor that day, alone and captivated. Although the museum consists of fewer than a dozen display cases in a quiet hallway, the cases are full of unusual, impressive objects and labels with sonorous language, all testifying to the utter human determination to unlink sex from its most obvious end. I took out my notebook and wrote "Occlusator Anticoncipiens et Prophylacticum." "Barbasco dioscorea composita." "Sanitary G.U. Bag." There were actual exhibits of contraceptive methods outlined in the Ebers Papyrus (1550 BCE), by Al-Razi (860-930) and Avicenna (980-1037). Acacia. Crocodile dung. Queen Anne's Lace.

109. Menaces Sur La Liberté D’avorter Un dossier du Monde diplomatique, par Paul Cesbron, Pr©sident de l'Association nationale des centres d'interruption de grossesse et de contraception (ANCIC). 1997, France. http://www.monde-diplomatique.fr/1997/02/CESBRON/7757

Page 14 PRESSIONS PHYSIQUES ET POLITIQUES CONTRE LES DROITS DES FEMMES Soutenez-nous, abonnez-vous. Par Paul Cesbron " ordre divin ", " nouveau g©nocide ", le Une " escroquerie scientifique " Le Cri silencieux, " escroquerie scientifique " entrave   avortement volontaire " " r©cidivistes " " banalisation " L©gislation restrictive " r©cidivisme " est tr¨s facilement assimil©, sinon   la d©linquance, du moins   l`immoralit© notoire. ). Certains d©partements fran§ais ignorent mªme totalement ce moyen. Paul Cesbron. Femmes Id©es date sujet ... pays Retrouvez d'autres analyses, dans notre ) Les huit membres du commando anti-IVG qui avait occup© l’h´pital d’Annecy furent condamn©s   trois mois de prison avec sursis par le tribunal correctionnel puis relax©s en appel. La cour prit pr©texte du fait que la brochure d’information, pr©vue par la loi, distribu©e par l’h´pital d’Annecy aux candidates   l’IVG, n’avait pas ©t© r©actualis©e. On ne pouvait donc punir les inculp©s d’entrave   avortement volontaire (loi de 1993) puisque les patientes d’Annecy, mal inform©es, ne pouvaient ªtre consid©r©es comme volontaires. ) Fiammetta Venner

110. Contraception: Why Not? An internet library of journal .., essays, book excerpts, and other texts chosen for their objective, concise, and clear presentation of Catholic teachings, http://www.catholiceducation.org/articles/sexuality/se0002.html

Home Email This Article Print Contraception: Why Not? JANET SMITH Why does the Catholic Church keep insisting, in the face of the opposite position held by most of the rest of the modern world, that contraception is one of the worst inventions of our time? Thirty years ago the case in favor of contraception seemed eminently reasonable. But the widespread use of contraception has had so many devastating effects on marriage, the family, and society as a whole, that the Pope's predictions about it make him now look, it retrospect, like a modern day prophet. My topic for tonight is the Church's teaching on contraception and various sexual issues. As you know, we live in a culture that thinks that contraception is one of the greatest inventions in the history of mankind. If you were to ask people if they wanted to give up their car or their computer or their contraceptive, it would be a hard choice to make. It's really considered to be something that has really put us, greatly, into the modern age and one of the greatest advances of modern medicine and modern times. Yet, there's this archaic church that tells us that, really, this is one of the worst inventions of mankind. According to the Church, contraception is one of the things that's plunging us into a kind of a disaster. So we have this great polarization: a world that thinks contraception is one of the greatest inventions of our time and the Catholic Church that says it's one of the worst. I am going to try to help people see tonight why the Church's teaching certainly deserves serious consideration.

111. Info-ado: Contraception, Adolescence, Sexualité, Pilule, Questions Informations en mati¨re de contraception et de sexualit©. Mais aussi possibilit© de poser des questions   l'©quipe ou de consulter les questions et r©ponses d©j  formul©es. http://info-ado.u-strasbg.fr/

112. Lee Ann Roberts, MD, FACOG - Welcome Offers preventative health care and helps address contraception, menopause, infertility, and problems such as abnormal pap smears, irregular bleeding, and bladder control. Located in Raleigh. http://www.robertsgyn.com/

Get more from Dr. Lee Ann Roberts. As a woman, you know that regular gynecological care is essential for good health. For everything from annual exams to treatment for some of the more complex health issues you might face, qualified, experienced healthcare is a must. Count on Dr. Lee Ann Roberts. She has the credentials you can trust, along with a few qualities unusual to find in healthcare these days. Dr. Roberts is an involved, attentive physician who invests in knowing you and who truly cares about you and your health. She emphasizes communication, prevention and education to help you feel your best and to make your healthcare experience a positive one. Welcome Women's Health Infertility Menopause ... Legal Notice

113. ::: Family Planning Queensland - Emergency Contraception ::: Information for health professionals in Australia, from Family Planning Queensland. Describes the use of oral steroids and copperbearing IUDs for http://www.fpq.com.au/factsheets_brochures/fs-ch-ec-healthprofs.stm

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114. SEX AND RELATIONSHIPS Articles and advice about relationships, sex and contraception. Includes 'Ask a question' feature. http://www.netdoctor.co.uk/sex_relationships/

Search: All NetDoctor Diseases Medicines NetDoctor.co.uk Home News and features News News archive Newsletter Features Encyclopaedia Diseases Examinations Medicines Premium services SMS services StayQuit thediet Health centres ADHD Allergy and asthma Children's health Depression ... All health centres Discussion and support Discussion forums Support groups Services Ask the doctor Find a hospital Search Medline Test yourself Information About NetDoctor Commercial opportunities NetDoctor.com document.write(upperCase("SEX AND RELATIONSHIPS")) Our experts are committed to bringing you objective, uncensored and useful information on the two very important topics of sex and relationships. Sex and intercourse Help, advice and tips on how you and your partner can enjoy an exciting, varied and fulfilling sex life. Contraceptives The list of available forms of contraception is long and confusing, and can make knowing which is best for you a difficult task. Sex problems Problems in your sex life can be very disturbing and can impact on your life in many ways - luckily, help is never far away. Relationships Apart from a fortunate few, all relationships will have difficult periods that require hard work and understanding.

115. Sexual Health: Birth Control - Emergency Contraception Women s Health Matters Sexual Health Module information on Emergency contraception. http://www.womenshealthmatters.ca/centres/sex/birthcontrol/emergency.html

Print this page Home Health Centres Cancer ... FAQs Emergency contraception Emergency contraception can be used to prevent pregnancy after unprotected intercourse or the failure of another birth control method. Emergency contraceptive pills (morning after pills) can be used up to 100 hours (three to five days) after unprotected sex, but the earlier they are used the better. A post-coital IUD can also be inserted to prevent pregnancy. This can be done up five to seven days after unprotected sex. Neither of these methods helps protect you against sexually transmitted infections Emergency Contraceptive Pills (ECP) Emergency contraceptive pills may contain estrogen and progestin, or progestin alone. These are the same hormonal drugs contained in some birth control pills but at a different dose. When used for emergency contraception, these hormones interfere with ovulation to prevent a pregnancy. They may also change the lining of the uterus so a fertilized egg won't develop. These pills are not perfect, but they cut the risk of pregnancy by 75 to 85 percent. ECP is very safe. There is no evidence that these drugs cause harm to a pregnancy if they fail. You should not take the pills if you think you are already pregnant; they will not end a pregnancy that is already established.

116. Student Sexuality Information Service Information about sexual health, safer sex, contraception, sexually transmitted infections, and date rape drugs. Written by and for college students at Brandeis University. http://www.unet.brandeis.edu/~ssis/

A sexuality resource for the Brandeis University community and beyond... Home About SSIS Resources/Referrals Help in a Crisis ... STIs Welcome to the wonderfully sexy website of SSIS, the Student Sexuality Information Service at Brandeis University The SSIS Office is OPEN for the Fall 2005 Semester! Coming soon: the return of Durex Avantis, and the addition of glycerin-free lube to our selection! Check out our selection of safer sex products by clicking here Come to us for your sexual information, counseling, and supplies! Besides selling condoms, dental dams, and pregnancy tests, we also offer trained peer counseling, make referals, and maintain a large resource library covering a variety of topics. All of our services are kept completely confidential. Our hours are Mon, Tues, Wed, Fri 12-5pm and 12-7pm on Thursdays, in our lovely corner office on the 3rd floor of the Shapiro Campus Center. email us at ssis - at - brandeis - dot - edu IM us at: SSISBrandeis Or call at X63695

117. Encyclopaedia Topic : Contraception, Section : Introduction contraception allows people to choose when and if they want to have a baby. There are several types of contraception, which work in different ways. http://www.nhsdirect.nhs.uk/en.asp?TopicID=752

118. Getthepill.com - Morning After Pill (Emergency Contraception) Provides online prescriptions for emergency contraception including the morning after pill and birth control pills. http://www.getthepill.com/

Home Get Emergency Contraception Privacy Statement Testimonials About Us The condom broke? You missed a few pills? Or you simply forgot about birth control in the heat of the moment? We can help! At getthepill.com , we are committed to providing women with fast, easy access to emergency contraception (the morning after pill), which can reduce your risk of pregnancy by 89%. If you are 18 years or older and need a prescription for emergency contraception (the morning after pill), please complete our on-line medical questionnaire. A licensed OB/GYN will review your submitted medical information to determine if you are an appropriate candidate for emergency contraception. If approved, we will submit your prescription to a local US pharmacy of your choice. The fee for our service is You will not be charged this fee if you are not approved for a prescription. This fee covers the review of your medical information and the submission of the prescription to your requested local US pharmacy.

119. European Society Of Contraception http://www.contraception-esc.com/

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120. Update On Contraception Overview of several methods of birth control, including abstinence, withdrawal, fertility awareness, male and female condoms, sponge, cervical cap, diaphragm, and sterilization. http://healthlink.mcw.edu/article/1022855064.html

Search Articles: search tips Please Take the HealthLink Survey Email this article Print this article Find related articles: By topic: Wellness/Lifestyle Men's Health Women's Health By keywords: birth control contraception Receive Health Link via email! Subscribe now >> Update on Contraception Part 1: Traditional, Barrier and Surgical Methods Never have Americans had more choices available for birth control, and even more will soon be on the market. Yet despite the widespread availability of contraceptives, and contraceptive techniques, it’s estimated that at least 50% of all U.S. pregnancies are unintended. Why? “About half of those unplanned pregnancies are due to failures of the particular birth control method used,” says Kathy A. King, MD , Assistant Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology at the Medical College of Wisconsin. “The others are because women or their partners are not using any form of contraception at all.” According to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) publication “Protecting Against Unintended Pregnancy: A Guide to Contraceptive Choices,” approximately 10-15% of all sexually active women use no birth control, and about 85% of them would be expected to become pregnant within a year. If used correctly, most of today’s over-the-counter and prescription contraception methods are between 75% and 99% effective, says the FDA. The choice of birth control depends on a variety of factors, Dr. King says. These include individual health, how often people have sexual relations, the number of partners they have, and if and when they want to have children. In addition, issues such as religious and/or moral belief systems may come into play.

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