Qualitative Study Explores Reasons Behind Induced Abortion in Fasa County, Iran
A qualitative content analysis study in Fasa County, Iran, identified socioeconomic hardship, informal pathways, and inadequate education as central factors ...
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Systematic Review Identifies Key Factors Shaping Individual Contraceptive Method Choices
A systematic review of 22 studies reveals that effectiveness and safety are the primary factors guiding individual contraceptive method selection, ...
Most Married Women at Kabul Maternity Hospital Know and Use Contraception, Study Finds
A cross-sectional study of 356 married women at Rabia Balkhi Maternity Hospital in Kabul found that 77.8 percent had good ...
Male partners rarely join clinic visits in Kampala LARC decisions, study finds
A mixed-methods study in Kampala found that although 96% of women said partners discussed contraception with providers, only 10% of ...
Oligomenorrhea study finds mood and sleep differences that fall short of significance
A comparative study of 100 young women in Delhi found higher average depression and poor-sleep scores among those with oligomenorrhea, ...
Partner Adverse Tactics Linked to Lower Reproductive Health Scores Among Palestinian Women
A cross-sectional online survey of 500 Palestinian women found that more partner adverse tactics and older age were associated with ...
Over a Third of Women Seeking Abortion at a Vietnamese Hospital Had Had One Before
A cross-sectional study of 385 women at Hung Vuong Hospital in Ho Chi Minh City found that 36.6 percent reported ...
Breastfeeding Tied to Lower Breast Cancer Odds in Ethiopian Meta-Analysis
A meta-analysis of eight Ethiopian case-control studies found breastfeeding associated with lower breast cancer odds, while abortion history and oral ...
One in Three Non-Using Women in South-West Nigeria Intends to Use Contraception
An analysis of the 2024 Nigeria Demographic and Health Survey finds that 32.4% of non-using women in South-West Nigeria intend ...
Internet use linked to modest rise in modern contraceptive uptake among Rwandan women
A cross-sectional analysis of the 2019–2020 Rwanda DHS found internet users had about 16 percent higher adjusted odds of modern ...
Syringe Exchange Staff Want to Offer Reproductive Health Care but Face Barriers
Staff at 14 New York State syringe service programs said they want to offer reproductive health care onsite but are ...
Most patients with genetic conditions receive postpartum LARC counseling, but uptake lags
A retrospective cohort study found that 83.3% of patients with genetic diagnoses had documented LARC counseling after delivery, though only ...
Modern contraceptive uptake in Ugandan border district stays below national average
A cross-sectional study of 690 women in Kisoro District, Uganda, finds modern contraceptive prevalence at 27.3 percent, below the national ...
Only One in Eight Women in Somaliland Completes Maternal Care Continuum, Survey Analysis Finds
A multilevel analysis of the 2020 Somaliland Demographic and Health Survey found that only 12.7 percent of women with a ...
Female sterilisation still dominates India’s contraceptive mix, three decades of survey data show
Three decades of national survey data show female sterilisation still accounts for more than half of contraceptive use in India, ...
Black Women in Florida Reveal What Builds Trust in Reproductive Healthcare
A mixed-methods study of 255 Black women in Alachua County, Florida, identifies five provider behaviors that build trust in reproductive ...
Married couples in northern Iran show modest, gender-split attitudes toward having children
A survey of 1,600 married men and women in Mazandaran Province found that age, spirituality, economic status, and family characteristics ...
Young Rural Women’s Contraception Choices Shaped by Social Media and Access Barriers
A qualitative study of 18 young women in rural New South Wales found contraception decisions were driven by health threats, ...
One in Five Ethiopian Women Abandon Contraception Within a Year, Survey Finds
A new analysis of 2023 PMA survey data finds that 22.39 percent of Ethiopian reproductive-age women discontinue contraception within 12 ...
Education, Age and Fertility Wishes Shape Contraceptive Method Choice in Bangladesh
A multinomial analysis of BDHS 2022 data on 18,904 ever-married Bangladeshi women finds that age, education, recent births, fertility desires, ...
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