Zoe Reiches got her first IUD this August — a new model with the lilting name Liletta. Reiches, 25 and a human resources specialist in Boston, is now happily set for birth control for at least three ...
In a taupe-walled exam room at the Women’s Community Clinic in San Francisco, lead clinician Lisa Mihaly plucks a small laminated card from a cabinet. Tethered to the card are three T-shaped IUDs, or ...
Actavis ($ACT) announced FDA approval of its drug-delivering intrauterine device, Liletta, as a form of reversible contraception. The T-shaped device delivers the ...
Can this T-shaped device do something about the high rate of unintended pregnancy in the U.S.? That was the intention of the two groups that teamed up to create a more affordable IUD for clinics that ...
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