Columbia University's Health Education Program also offers multi-session groups that develop assertiveness skills, as well as a Men's Group that discusses many of these issues. Another article concerns the post-coital pill. The article below provides detailed information. Last, but not least, there is a new dental service for students provided through the University Health Service and the Columbia Dental School. It provides another choice for students who are deciding whether or when to have children in our increasingly complex world.
Emergency contraception is birth control used after unprotected intercourse.
RU486, or mifeprestone, is an antiprogestin currently being tested in this country for use as an emergency method. A woman can go to the Health Service Walk-In Clinic, 3rd Floor, John Jay Hall, and be seen by a provider who will review her medical history and in most cases, dispense emergency contraception. This sounds so great. Emergency contraception is an emergency measure. Health Service providers will spend time with you to determine a contraceptive method to meet your unique needs.