From the survey data, sterilisation was most common among women with at least four live births and over 30. Only a small ...

"It made people anxious and made them scared," said Dr. Jacqueline Ellison, who is the lead author of a JAMA-published study ...

Through data reported in the US Collaborative Review of Sterilization (CREST) study, we have learned that 10-year cumulative failure rates of sterilization done by tubal occlusion are much higher ...

Ellison and her colleagues looked at national electronic medical record data to see specifically how the Dobbs ruling might have changed rates in both tubal ligations and vasectomies from April 1 ...

A new study suggests that the overturning of Roe v. Wade in 2022 prompted a surge in young people undergoing sterilization ...

When federal abortion protections went away, significantly more younger adults got permanent contraception procedures, a ...

But researchers at the University of Pittsburgh wanted to know the answer to a more medical question: what was the effect of the court’s decision on young people wanting to get vasectomies and tubal ...

Number of people seeking permanent contraception increased after 2022 decision, in particular among women, research reveals Rates of people seeking permanent contraception – such as tubal ligati ...

Analyses of data from the CREST study showed the risk of ectopic pregnancy to be influenced by the method of tubal occlusion, age, race-ethnicity, and history of PID (Table II). [4] All women ...

In a study that included 113 million people in all four US Census regions, researchers found that since the reversal, both vasectomies and tubal ligations — sometimes called having your tubes ...