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Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices About Fertility Awareness in Women: A Summary of Research Findings

Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices About Fertility Awareness in Women: A Summary of Research Findings

April 23 – 29 is National Infertility Awareness Week. At FACTS, we have good news to share with those who struggle with infertility and feel their only hope lies in costly and risky technologies. Read our recent research summary and learn more about how charting the female cycle can provide a safe and effective alternative to in vitro fertilization (IVF) and other assisted reproductive technologies (ART) to diagnose and manage infertility.

After the Pill: Experience with the Marquette Model

After the Pill: Experience with the Marquette Model

When Mrs. M informed her obstetrician she would be using an FABM to avoid pregnancy, the doctor laughed and joked, “I’ll see you in nine months.” Undaunted, she continued to use the Marquette Method, and ended up much happier with this approach than with the pill. Read her story here.

Meet the FACTS Team – Alison Contreras, PhD, FCP

Meet the FACTS Team – Alison Contreras, PhD, FCP

By: Alison Contreras, PhD, FCP An Engineer’s Journey to Fertility Awareness My path toward a passion for fertility awareness was rather unique. Although I started college as a pre-med student, I preferred the immediate gratification of designing practical solutions to...

FACTS Celebrates Women’s History Month

FACTS Celebrates Women’s History Month

By: Brianna Wynne The Legacy of Dr. Evelyn Billings At FACTS, we celebrate the uniqueness of women every day. This month, we celebrate by highlighting Dr. Evelyn Billings, a remarkable pioneer in the field of natural or fertility awareness based methods of family...