Women getting more choices for birth control (Baxter Bulletin)
Carolyn Westhoff runs a large federally funded family planning clinic at Columbia University.

Women get more choices for birth control (USA Today)
In just the past few months after a few years in which no new contraceptives entered the market the Food and Drug Administration gave final approval to an implantable birth control device and a new birth control pill.

Today's Birth Control: The Five Newest Ways to Prevent Pregn (Fox News)
Since the advent of the first birth control pill a generation ago, today there are more than 40 different configurations of the pill available -- along with more than a half dozen other methods to easily prevent pregnancy.