FDA approves birth control implant (Daily Nebraskan)
Pills, patches, condoms, surgeries and rings all help keep their users baby-free, but on the downside, many of these methods are either permanent or easily forgotten. The Food and Drug Administration recently approved a new form of birth-control implant called Implanon that is hassle-free, long-term and reversible.

YourLIFE: 12 Contraception Myths Busted! ; CONFUSED ABOUT BIRTH CONTROL? HERE WE SORT FACT FROM FICTION AND GIVE YOU (RedNova)
By MADELEINE BAILEY CONTRACEPTION isn't exactly the most romantic thing to think about when you're in a relationship. But many women are influenced by widely-held myths - and as a result shun methods that could protect against pregnancy and STDs.