Am surprised there wasn't a more balanced discussion of bleeding and allergy-like symptoms with IUDs. Among our circle of friends, they all tried IUDs at some point and every one had issues - no pregnancies, but was a bad experience nonetheless. I have to wonder if this article is really a submarine - it mentions "moms" - maybe the IUD was such flop with that demographic that now they are doing PR pieces like this trying to target a different group of women?
