Important:

Since enrolling in the study,

Did you become pregnant?


Please contact us at fammed-BirthControlStudy@med.umich.edu as soon as possible to discuss if you are still eligible for this study.

Who should use My Health, My Choice?

Anyone with a health condition who wants help choosing birth control.

This tool educates about birth control as it relates to many- but not all- health conditions. If you still have questions, please talk to your healthcare provider (doctor, NP, PA, midwife).

How does this work?

Birth control is a personal decision.

After we learn about your health and what matters to you, we will suggest birth control methods that are safest for you. You can then compare these methods side by side, and check off the ones that you like the most. As you read, you will probably have questions. Jot them down in The Notebook.

We will save your questions and the birth control methods you like the most in your Birth Control Summary.

We strongly advise that you show and talk about your Birth Control Summary with your health care provider.

How was My Health, My Choice developed?

We spoke to people like you, birth control experts, and health care providers to make an easy to use tool.

This tool is based upon up-to-date science, including guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

Who funded My Health, My Choice?

This project was funded by the National Institutes of Health (R01HD110570)

For any questions or suggestions please contact the Principal Investigator:

Justine Wu, MD, MPH

fammed-BirthControlStudy@med.umich.edu

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