We get it millennials. You’re always trying to show that you’re edgy—that you’re open minded and cool with whatever. But that should not extend to your method of birth control. Some research found ...

Despite the vast amount of options for contraception in the bedroom, an alarming amount of people are still relying on the pull-out method as a main form of birth control. What is the "pull-out method ...

The pull-out method is to birth control methods sort of like tomatoes are to fruit: People aren't even really sure if it counts as one. Nevertheless, a new study published by the National Center for ...

Studies have found that 12 percent of women who use the pull-out method as birth control do not use any other form of birth control and that the majority of sexually active women have used the ...

The “pull out” method — also known as the “withdrawal” method during sex — is being used by twice as many men as a decade earlier. While 10% of unmarried men between the ages of 15 and 44 used this ...

Ah, the pull out method, also known as the form of contraception that frat dude you used to hook up with in college used to try to convince you to do in lieu of condoms because those just “don't feel ...

It’s known as withdrawal, the “pull out method,” and, in scientific communities, coitus interruptus. But regardless of what you call it, the act is the same: Removing a penis from a vagina before ...

If you're a typical user of birth control pills, pulling out could offer a little more protection. But if you're on a birth control method like an IUD or implant, then it's not necessary. This is ...

It starts with an age-old question: If a man pulls out before ejaculating, can a woman still get pregnant? In bedrooms, basements and the backs of cars worldwide, millions of sexually active humans ...