Research
Over the past 40 years, significant innovations have been made in women’s health care, particularly within the realm of reproductive science. Parallel to these advances, natural methods for monitoring fertility have been standardized, refined and more extensively studied.
We invite you to read some of the most recent research findings below. We also encourage you to visit the Research section of our blog to read more from FACTS contributing authors.
Research Categories
- Charting And The Science Of The Cycle
- FABM Effectiveness For Pregnancy Prevention
- FABM Personal Stories
- FABM Training Programs And Education
- FABMs For Infertility And Achieving Pregnancy
- Fertility Apps And FemTech
- In The News
- Miscellaneous, EG Editorials
- Pregnancy & Breastfeeding
- Psychosocial Aspects Of NFP/FABMs
- Research Reviews
- Women’s Health & FABMs
Research Recently Added
Using Complete Breastfeeding and Lactational Amenorrhea as Birth Spacing Methods
Tommaselli, Guida, Palomba, Barbato, and Nappi (2000) Using complete breastfeeding and spacing methods Pubmed
Breastfeeding and the Symptothermal Method
Kennedy, Gross, Parenteau-Carreau, Flynn, Brown, and Visness (1995) Breastfeeding and the symptothermal method Pubmed
Ovulation Method Use During Breastfeeding: Is There Increased Risk of Unplanned Pregnancy?
Labbok, Stallings, and Shah (1991) Ovulation method use during breastfeeding: is there increased risk of unplanned pregnancy? Pubmed