Ten Good Habits to Start in Your Thirties
It's never too early to form healthy habits. We've put together a list of good habits to practice in your twenties that are sure to pay off in the long term.
Trauma Informed Women's Healthcare
FPA Women’s Health leads with trauma-informed care—empowering patients through safe, respectful, and compassionate healthcare across California.
Does the Threat to Title X Funding Impact FPA?
The permanent elimination of Title X funding would severely limit access to reproductive care. We’re fortunate that our clinic can continue providing the same level of support to patients.
IUD vs. The Pill: Which Birth Control Method is Right for Me?
Two of the most used methods are intrauterine devices (IUDs) and birth control pills—each with its own pros, cons, and lifestyle considerations.
Is Spotting Normal Between Periods While on the Mini Pill?
I am on the mini pill and am spotting between periods. Will it ever improve? Is this normal? Yes, spotting between periods when you are on a progestin-only mini pill.
Recovering After a Surgical Abortion: What to Expect & How to Heal
Learn what to expect after a surgical abortion, including recovery timelines, self-care tips, and answers to common questions about the recovery. Find guidance for a safe and smooth healing process.
Sometimes I have bleeding after sex. What could be causing this?
Often, bleeding after sex is harmless. It’s likely caused by a period or lack of lubrication. In this article, we go over common and rare causes.
Post-Election Reproductive Care Update
We address evolving abortion policies post-2024 election. Learn how California protects reproductive rights and access to abortion care amidst national uncertainty.
FPA Responds to Election Results
Abortion was a key topic in this election, and FPA Women’s Health remains dedicated to offering safe, legal services in California. Learn how we’re advocating for reproductive rights nationwide, and discover ways you can support abortion access.
Does Birth Control Increase Breast Cancer Risk?
Does birth control impact breast cancer risk? We answer some common concerns, specific to those with family history of breast cancer.