Contraception and fertility‐associated advisement is needed for any individual with a uterus
who is engaging in sexual activity with reproductive potential. As greater awareness spreads …

Everyone of reproductive potential, no matter sex or gender, may have contraceptive needs.
However, with no professional society guidelines and scant data on contraceptive use for …

The field of transgender health continues to expand rapidly, including research in the area of
family planning. While much attention has been given to fertility preservation and the …

Objectives: Transgender individuals face myriad health and health care disparities, yet little
is known about their family planning experiences and needs. This study aims to elucidate …

Background An estimated 1.4 million persons in the United States identify as transgender or
nonbinary, signifying that their gender identity does not correspond with their assigned sex …

Current evidence demonstrates variable effects of gender-affirming hormones on ovarian
and testicular function with potential for detrimental impact on an individual's reproductive …

Comprehensive care for transgender and gender nonbinary patients has been a priority
established by the World Professional Association for Transgender Health. Because …

The transgender community has faced a long-standing history of prejudice and
discrimination that has negatively affected their health. A lack of health care provider …

Background Hormonal contraception is indicated for menstrual management and/or
contraception in the transgender female-to-male (FTM) population (transmen). Gender …

There are an estimated 1.4 million transgender adults in the United States, and lack of
providers knowledgeable in transgender care is a barrier to health care. Obstetricians and …