Study Touts Benefit of Mini Nonhormonal IUD -- But It's Not Sold in the U.S.

(MedPage Today) — A smaller nonhormonal copper intrauterine device (IUD) resulted in a low pregnancy rate and fewer side effects leading to discontinuation compared with a larger copper IUD among a mostly nulliparous population, a phase III randomized…

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Study Touts Benefit of Mini Nonhormonal IUD — But It’s Not Sold in the U.S.

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