https://www.selleckchem.com/products/Cyclopamine.html Age at initiation and type of first hormonal method use differed between US and Norwegian teenagers. These differences may contribute to the lower teen birth rate in Norway. Age at initiation and type of first hormonal method use differed between US and Norwegian teenagers. These differences may contribute to the lower teen birth rate in Norway. To examine outcomes of a two-visit protocol for placement of intrauterine or subdermal contraception. We identified all women ages 15-27 who received an order for an intrauterine or subdermal contraceptive between 1/2014-12/2016. We examined time from order to contraceptive placement and reasons for incomplete orders. We identified 1192 unique patients who received 1323 orders for intrauterine or subdermal contraceptives; 68% were completed at a second visit. The median time from order to placement was 22 days (interquartile range=15-35). Of incomplete orders, 41% were related to logistics of a subsequent visit. 28% of patients had a subsequent pregnancy within the study period. Efforts to provide same-day access for all contraceptive methods are needed. Efforts to provide same-day access for all contraceptive methods are needed. To characterize opioid fills after surgical abortion among US commercially-insured women. We identified women aged 15-50 years with an outpatient claim for dilation and curettage or evacuation surgical abortion (D&C/D&E) in IBM MarketScan 2015-2018 and excluded patients with > 1 opioid fill in the prior 90 days, evidence of opioid dependence or abuse in the prior 180 days (baseline), miscarriage in 7 days prior, or mifepristone use in 3 to 7 days prior. We describe the frequency of an oral opioid fill within 7 days after abortion, refill within 42 days of initial fill, and chronic use (≥ 6 fills) in 1 year after abortion. We used multivariable logistic regression to evaluate predictors of opioid fill including patient and procedure characteristic