Synonyms for birth control
birth con·trol

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1. birth control, birth prevention, family planningnoun

   limiting the number of children born

   Synonyms:
   family planning, birth prevention

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1. • Planning

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1. John Henry Soto:

   I was on birth control for a year after we got married, and then I thought, ‘ OK, well, now I ’ll start trying to have a baby, ’ and for two years nothing happened, so then I started going to get tested to find out what was going on.

2. Terri Cornelison:

   Although Essure is no longer available for implantation in the U.S., The FDA remains committed to evaluating long-term safety information in women who have received the device, including data from an FDA-required postmarket surveillance study, the FDA is working with Bayer, Essure's manufacturer, to modify The FDA study to include an additional interim analysis at one year of follow up after patients' permanent birth control procedure -- this is earlier than the previously planned analysis at three years.

3. Isabel Serafin:

   We are not safe anymore, our rights as women, as individuals are under direct attack. This is not the last piece of radical legislation that will be addressed by the courts and we need to be prepared for the next thing that'll be struck down, whether it's LGBTQ marriage, interracial marriage, birth control, anything... because at this point they couldn't be making it more obvious for us that that's what's next.

4. Fox News:

   The ability to, and the freedom and the knowledge that we have the freedom as Americans, as citizens, to exercise control over our own bodies, to decide what we do, to Joe’s point, in our own bedrooms with another consenting adult, and of course to take birth control as well, which I think we should absolutely take those threats seriously. That’s what’s happening next.

5. Kathy Kneer:

   We support efforts like these that remove barriers to women gaining access to birth control and other reproductive health care.