Charisse Loder, MD, MSc

Consider the needs of marginalized patients to promote equity

Oral contraceptive pills are a popular choice for many; providers should understand the options to guide patients effectively.

Behavioral methods of contraception are used by less than 3.2% of sexually active women; careful counseling could change that.

This installment of our Complex Contraceptives series examines contraception considerations for patients with high-blood pressure.

Many factors must be considered before prescribing hormones to women affected by migraine.

Immediate postplacental insertion of an IUD is not only convenient for the patient, but also safe and effective for postpartum contraception. Here's what to be mindful of when performing the procedure following cesarean delivery.

When a patient is interested in having the device removed, her physician needs to examine several factors before deciding on a surgical approach.

Are you familiar with the advantages and disadvantages of IPPI?

This installment in our series looks at postpartum contraceptive options for a pregnant patient with comorbidities

The first in our new series discusses how to effectively balance contraception needs and seizure control in patients with epilepsy.