Mitchell D. Creinin, MD

2023 Update on contraception

More US women are using IUDs than ever before. With more use comes the potential for complications and more requests related to non-contraceptive...

On June 24, 2022, the US Supreme Court ruled in Dobbs v Jackson to overturn the landmark Roe v Wade decision, deeming that abortion...

The FDA approved 3 new contraceptive methods this past year, but they are not new types of contraceptives. Do these products—a pill, a patch, and...

Although continuation rates and user satisfaction with LARC methods are high, a common reason for discontinuation is unfavorable...

The Essure permanent hysteroscopic contraceptive device will disappear from the market in 2019. We present a timeline of events leading to product...

Adopting the “opportunistic salpingectomy philosophy” for benign hysterectomies has been fairly easy for ObGyns, but what about for permanent...

The unique cost set-up of Liletta relies on physician uptake, which in turn relies on ease of useA new single-handed inserter (SHI) for placement...

A declining US unintended pregnancy rate is good news. Full access to IUDs could address the rate even more, for all patients.

It is slightly more effective, but both devices have a very low contraceptive failure rate, according to this multinational, prospective,...