World's first contraception app that is as effective as a condom is given the seal of approval

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The app is believed to be the first software of its kind to be certified as a contraception alongside condoms, the pill and intrauterine devices (IUDs).

Dr Elina Berglund, who created the app with her husband Dr Raoul Scherwitzl, said: 'Women around the world are interested in exploring effective non-hormonal, non-invasive forms of contraception.

'And now they have a new, clinically verified and regulatory approved option to choose from.'

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-4207116/Contraception-app-approved-regulator.html#ixzz4YEKiDQOJ


This should take the wind out of the blowhard right's gasbags!

[Wounded Bear]

1. So, high tech rhythm and blues?

[ret5hd]

2. Well, let the New Baby Boom begin!

[3catwoman3]

3. I thought it was going to be...

...a picture of Trump, or maybe McConnell.

If ever there were an argument for abstinence/celibacy, those 2 make the case.

[Ms. Toad]

4. I participated in a study of that theory in the late 70s in college . . .

11 years later, I used that + an ovulation predictor kit for the first 3 failed attempts at artificial insemination.

The 4th time (I had to talk really hard to convince him to let us try a 4th time) I just told the doctor I was ovulating (based on different characteristics of ovulation, as I'd been using since the late 70s, to predict a 6-hour window for the start of my periods).

. . . I now have a 26 year old daughter.

But basal temperature has NO connection to ovulation, for me.

*** and really exciting news *** my daughter recently connected with her donor-dad. An out-of-the-blue match via one of the genetic screening companies. Unbelievable!