birth control

State Sen. Kyle Evans Gay's bills on expanding access to medication for termination of pregnancy and emergency contraception at public universities, as well as requiring signage disclaimers at crisis pregnancy centers both pass in the Delaware Senate.

A new report says more access to long-acting reversible contraception may be helping low-income women in Delaware prevent unplanned pregnancies.The report…

In 2010, 57% of all pregnancies in Delaware were unintended, the highest rate in the nation. That year, the federal and state governments spent over $94…

It wasn’t long ago Delaware led the nation in the number of women who got pregnant by accident, in particular teenagers. Today, the state’s teen pregnancy…

Delaware is assembling $10 million for an effort to make more kinds of contraceptives available to more women more quickly. The First State has one of the…