Birth Control
My IUD insertion: a kind-of boring story
When it works out just fine, we don't often hear about it.
Amanda Cormier
Former Head of Content
Amanda was the Head of Content at Clue. Before arriving at Clue, she was an editor at The New Yorker. She has used Clue since 2013.
Preferred birth control: Condoms + FAM
Favorite reproductive health fact: Every month, a “dominant” follicle grows in your ovary. It’s a sac that holds the eggs. The follicle sac around the egg grows to be the size of a hazelnut! Every month! Early doctors thought the follicle was the egg itself. WILD.
amanda@helloclue.com
Gender Equality
Feminist healthcare in Berlin before Clue
In the '70s and '80s, our neighborhood was a hub for new ideas about healthcare.
About Clue
Why we made a website
People deserve a different kind of online resource: a place where menstrual and reproductive health is taken seriously and with...
